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Britons need to seriously review their finances and prioritise neglected protection, Bright Grey has urged.

Results have been published for a novel drug that appears to help extend the lives of men with advanced prostate cancer, Best Medical Cover has reported.

Aviva has been hit with a rating downgrade by Standard & Poor's (S&P) amid concerns its strategic plan will create "significant risks and costs".

Profits at Royal London fell by 25% in the first half of the year as a slow market hit new sales and low interest rates affected revenues from customers' policies.

An NHS cancer patient survey has shown 61% of trusts have improved on previous results.

A new way to define heart attacks will be presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2012 in Munich on 25 August.

The Financial Skills Partnership (FSP) is to launch a plan to train 150 unemployed graduates as financial advisers.

The Government leak that the Coalition had changed its mind on the Dilnot Commission's funding reform has been called questionable and a possible disaster.

The June FSA figures for PPI complaints show a drop for the first time this year.

NICE has launched a consultation on two social care quality standards for dementia support and children's wellbeing.