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Although general insurance (GI) day has been and gone, the work is far from over. Branko Bjelobaba explains why intermediaries must ensure they stay ahead of the game

Rocketing house prices have turned Inheritance Tax into a charge affecting the larger population. Johanna Gornitzki examines the ways this tax can be avoided

With the implementation date for the new pension legislation looming, Johanna Gornitzki takes a closer look at the forthcoming changes and the implications they may have

Bowel cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in the UK. Sara Forrest explains how underwriters view this condition

The aging population means that the over-60s market is growing ever more important with equity release being one of the main consumer needs. Peter Madigan investigates

When developing strategies to manage sickness absence, employers and advisers should beware of acting solely on the basis of their own cost data, says Dudley Lusted

As the face of the protection market undergoes significant change, providers should be working with advisers to help ease the burden, says Gerry Warner

International private medical insurance is being lauded as the next big growth market, but as Peter Madigan discovers, there is a lot for healthcare advisers to learn

With the UK healthcare system under constant scrutiny, Mike Williams asks if there is anything to learn from the Australian model

Stephanie Spicer looks at the recent trend towards health tourism and asks whether getting treatment abroad will become par for the course