Opinion

Call Credit's Marcus Hayes and Keith Hollander discuss pension liberation, the life market and how data can affect pricing.

F&TRC'S Jason Green argues the case for re-evaluating the use of Employee Assistance Programmes in financial wellbeing.

Alan Lakey picks holes in the insurer practice of 'condition counting' in critical illness policies.

In the third and final part of analysis, Richard Walsh discusses the Liberal Democrat, Green Party and UKIP manifestos on health and welfare in the wake of last night's party leader debate.

In the second part of a series on the major political parties' manifestos, Richard Walsh analyses the Conservative's health and welfare plans - and what this means for insurance.

In the first of a series of articles analysing at the parties' manifestos in relation to the NHS, health and social care, Richard Walsh looks at what Labour are pledging.

The annual group risk reports show the need for growth, writes Canada Life's Paul Avis.

British Friendly's Mark Myers calls for the protection industry to show greater transparency and togetherness by timetabling the release of claims stats.

In the third part of his series on adviser business strategies, John Joe McGinley says successful advisers will have a greater focus on segmenting clients.

Legal & General's Richard Kateley urges advisers to first consider their own business protection needs as a starting point before offering plans to clients.