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The Financial Conduct Authority has stated that "there is no consistency" in the way insurance companies use private investigators (PI).

To help raise awareness during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Aegon has shared previously unpublished figures on breast cancer claims in 2012.

Citizens Advice has warned the welfare system must take the needs of those who use it into account, as George Osborne announced a new ‘Help to Work' programme aimed at the long-term unemployed.

Macmillan has warned the Cancer Drugs Fund is not secure for the long term.

More than 60% of employers have a workplace savings platform or intend to review them over the next two years, according to a new guide launched by The Platforum and Lang Cat.

The average length of time taken by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to authorise financial services start-ups is now back up to its highest levels, according to data obtained by City law firm RPC.

The second part of the Help to Buy scheme will be available from this week after the Government brought forward the launch date by three months.

Aviva is launching a radio campaign of four adverts highlighting family protection.

Survival estimates for those diagnosed with breast cancer have nearly doubled since 1971, with the majority of women diagnosed surviving for five years or more, research has found.

International Private Medical (IPMI) insurer Medicare has enhanced its policies including changes to its evacuation cover.