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An eventful 2005 reinvigorated the equity release market - the first full year of regulation saw a rate war drive down interest rates and firms diversify into new markets, reports Dean Mirfin

Forms of mood disorder can be anxiety or stress-related and include more severe illnesses such as manic depression, or bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia, writes James Newhouse

MPPI: Household insurer Commitments trumpets 'first-ever' long-term protection plan

Consumer confidence in the NHS has nearly halved over the past year, according to a survey. Researc...

Insurance providers need to look more closely at increasing levels of extreme drinking in the UK and the impact they may have on early death claims, explains Paul Edwards

Scottish Widows is the latest provider to publish its declined critical illness (CI) claims statisti...

Prudential has expanded its trust portfolio by adding three Inheritance Tax (IHT) trusts. An exclude...

In part two of his look at the future of the NHS, Peter Madigan asks what the next five years hold and if the excesses of today will give way to a financial emergency tomorrow

Cancer: Adding another level of cover would make the product 'too complex'

Spinal problems come in many guises and can cause agony for sufferers - and many lost working days for their employers, writes Joanne Knight