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Expatriate Healthcare has launched an international term assurance policy to provide cover for expats even if they relocate permanently overseas.

Group Risk Development (GRiD) has warned that ‘national sickie day' can be the start of longer term problems for some employees.

The Right Mortgage and Protection Network has endorsed the use of critical illness (CI) data site CIExpert for all its advisers.

Since 2009, 38,600 stroke patients have reached hospital within 3 hours of symptoms appearing, improving their recovery chances, Public Health England (PHE) has revealed.

LV= has announced its protection sales in 2014 were worth £217m, an 11% increase on 2013.

Cirencester Friendly paid £3.3m in sick pay benefit for its income protection customers in 2014, with 94% of eligible claims paid.

UK mortgage holders are still putting their financial wellbeing at risk by not having adequate cover in place to protect them if they were too ill to work for more than three months.

Zurich has launched a flexible group income protection proposition aimed at employers with at least 250 employees.

The ABI, Aegon and Partnership have responded to the care minister's plea for the insurance industry to offer more to people in terms of long-term care (LTC) products.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is planning to gather evidence on current trends in complaints related to payment protection insurance (PPI).