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- Holidaymakers should check home insurance, experts warn - 17th November, 2008
An insurance expert has issued a warning to tourists heading off on holiday this winter to check their home insurance policies before flying out to their place in the sun....
- Lack of insurance 'puts Britons at risk' - 11th November, 2008
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Brits are putting themselves at risk by not having life insurance, a survey published today reveals.
The survey, carried out by Fairinvestment.co.uk, found that 24 per cent of Brits did not have important insurance packages such as home insurance, travel insurance and life insurance.
Responses to the survey revealed that only 12 per cent of people had insurance to cover payment protection and almost a quarter lived without life insurance.
The figures showed that as many as 90 per cent of 19 to 21-year-olds surveyed had not bothered to take out life insurance... - US government intervention saves AIG for a second time - 10th November, 2008
The US government announced today that it would take an additional $40 billion (£26 billion) stake in AIG, to stop the beleaguered insurance giant from collapsing....
- Bright Grey extends critical illness cover - 28th October, 2008
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The critical illness policies offered by Bright Grey have been extended to cover a number of new conditions and improved to give clearer definitions of illnesses and injuries.
New conditions include primary pulmonary hypertension and systemic lupus erythematosus, while new definitions have been introduced for aorta graft surgery, coma and third degree burns... - Women 'need to think about life insurance' - 17th October, 2008
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Women need to take life insurance more seriously and take steps to protect themselves and their families, it has been claimed.
According to Axa Life, many women are failing to consider what would happen if they died or were unable to work due to illness or injury... - Brits 'ditching life insurance' to save money - 16th October, 2008
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British consumers are cancelling their life insurance policies in a desperate bid to save more money during the credit crunch, it has been revealed.
According to uSwitch.com, 13 per cent of Brits have ditched life insurance cover in order to claw back cash that can be used elsewhere... - Life insurance industry 'requires Hepatitis C guidelines' - 14th October, 2008
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New guidelines are required to standardise the way in which life insurance providers deal with people suffering from Hepatitis C, it has been claimed.
According to the managing director of the independent financial advisory group Compass, life insurance firms have differing views on how applicants with the disease should be treated, FT Adviser reports... - Life insurance customers 'should make sure they are getting value for money' - 29th September, 2008
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Consumers taking out cheap life insurance should make sure they are getting value for money, protection specialist LifeSearch has advised.
It said that as families struggle with rising living costs, getting good value in terms of protection products is more important than ever... - Engage Mutual launches over 50s life insurance - 24th September, 2008
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Engage Mutual has launched a cheap life insurance product for the over 50s offering free advice on elderly care and support services from the Bereavement Advice Centre.
The life cover plan costs £8 a month and although premiums are no longer payable from the age of 90, cover continues until death... - Life insurance 'not a priority' for rural residents - 18th September, 2008
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People living in the countryside do not see life insurance as a priority and are failing to protect themselves and their families, it has been claimed.
According to NFU Mutual, some 44 per cent of rural residents consider cheap life insurance to be a non-essential form of cover, with just one in ten seeing it as important...