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Is there inequality between the sexes in the protection market? Diane Saunders investigates

In the second part of our series discussing the next generation of critical illness cover, Neil Reynolds examines reviewable and renewable products

Although pregnancy and childbirth are not usually covered on PMI plans, certain maternity benefits are available. Angela Faherty reports

Insurers are now working with employers to rehabilitate and maintain the health of their employees. But good communication will be vital if this new integrated approach is to succeed, believes Stav O'Doherty

The move towards greater health and safety practices in the workplace has led to a growing emphasis on the need for employee assistance programmes. Angela Faherty investigates

Advice is key to future growth in the employee benefits market. Simon Bailey explains why more intermediaries should look to the workplace to build new business

On paper, group income protection is the perfect employee benefit - a great perk for staff and an important tool for businesses. So why are sales slow? Rachel Williams finds out

As more insurers push reviewable critical illness contracts, Ronnie Martin explains what advisers should tell their clients

Clients applying for protection often disclose gastro-oesophageal disorders. Simon Taylor explains how underwriters view these conditions

With the critical illness market in a state of turmoil, the search is on to find the next generation of successful products. Neil Reynolds looks at two possible solutions