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Bupa has stated that PMI reform is not about product innovation but rather working on the supply side of the market and customer service.

The Prime Minister has appointed Jeremy Hunt as secretary of state for health to replace Andrew Lansley who will step into the role of leader of the House of Commons.

A device has been launched for Alzheimer's and dementia sufferers to live more independently.

MPs on the Treasury Select Committee (TSC) will question financial secretary Mark Hoban on the Money Advice Service (MAS) later this week.

British adults have reported that 28 is the age to begin building long-term financial provisions, Bright Grey has said.

The head of the new City watchdog John Griffiths-Jones has pledged to enforce change through the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

A comparison website has estimated a 15% life insurance rate rise for women post-Gender Directive and warned that getting in early will be vital.

The proportion of pure protection advised sales has risen to 91% but standalone critical illness has declined significantly, FSA data has reported.

The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) has admitted any proposal in Parliament to reintroduce a 15-year complaints long-stop for financial advisers is unlikely to make it on to the statute books.

The Association of Medical Insurance Intermediaries is signing contracts with a big-name provider to bring it on board as its first provider member.