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More than three-quarters of employers are happy to provide subsidised cancer screening for staff but the vast majority fail to do so, research finds.

UK businesses have been spending £620,000 every year on long-term employee sick leave, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) has found.

Munich Re has warned that cancelling the London 2012 Olympics in the event of a terrorist strike or natural disaster would cost the insurance industry as much as $5bn (£3bn), according to The Telegraph.

Reservations over the introduction of open referrals in the private healthcare market can be allayed through greater medical expertise in the health insurance claims process a Healix Health Services has said.

The "double whammy" impact on price of the gender directive and income minus expenses (I-E) tax change will push female rates up by more than 15%, Bright Grey has said.

Adviser trade bodies AIFA and the IFA Centre have both criticised the Money Advice Service in a submission to the Treasury Select Committee.

More than half (51%) of UK workers have suffered from back pain in the last 12 months with one in five needing time off work as a result, research finds.

Amii has employed a PMI specialist to personally call PMI brokers and invite them to the annual conference.

Many probably would not know that the UK insurance gap reaches all the way to outer space.

Comparison site MoneySupermarket has agreed to buy MoneySavingExpert for £87m from founder Martin Lewis.