Long-Term Sickness Keeps Household Financial Resilience in Focus
Labour-market data on long-term sickness is a reminder that life insurance alone does not protect an income while someone remains alive but unable to work.
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Labour-market data on long-term sickness is a reminder that life insurance alone does not protect an income while someone remains alive but unable to work.
Industry claims reporting has translated annual payouts into a ‘claims clock’, showing how frequently protection policies support families after death or serious illness.
Families are reviewing pensions, wills and life cover ahead of planned changes to the inheritance-tax treatment of unused pension funds and death benefits.
New protection-market research suggests cancer remains a leading financial fear, making it important to understand exactly when critical illness cover pays.
More updates, guides and practical commentary to help you understand life cover before you compare options.
Mental Health Awareness Week is a useful moment to challenge the assumption that a mental-health history automatically prevents someone obtaining life insurance.
Claims reporting from insurers and the protection industry provides reassurance, while also highlighting the importance of accurate applications.
Renewed attention on workplace benefits highlights a common protection mistake: assuming death-in-service cover is identical to personal life insurance.
The latest ONS mortality release is affected by Easter registration patterns, demonstrating why a single week should never be treated as a personal risk…