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Articles tagged with: insurance
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Health
By LV=
45% of adults aged 25-44 without a protection policy are not confident they can financially cope if ill
Three in five people without a protection product would feel more financially resilient if they had a policy that paid if they were unable to work due to illness or injury.
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Economy
By Chartered Insurance Institute
UPDATE: Insurance & Financial Services APPG event on Future Regulatory Framework (19.07.22)
Following Brexit, the UK needs to step up to the challenge of creating an international hub that is both highly professional and globally competitive.
Let’s focus on the costs we can control and ease the squeeze on British households Partner content
Health
By Association of British Insurers
Let’s focus on the costs we can control and ease the squeeze on British households
Working families and public services are facing additional economic pressure but fighting an increase in Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) can help lift the burden.
Government’s failure to provide festivals with Covid insurance is paradoxical and disappointing
Culture
By Earl of Clancarty
Government’s failure to provide festivals with Covid insurance is paradoxical and disappointing
It is not too late for the government to step in with an insurance scheme for festivals. It would allow events to run without organisers shouldering the risk if we suffer another wave and they are forced to cancel again.
The insurance and personal finance professions welcome the Chancellor’s plan for jobs Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Insurance Institute
The insurance and personal finance professions welcome the Chancellor’s plan for jobs
Greater incentives for apprentices and employers will result in more individuals being able to access the insurance and personal finance professions, which are keen to attract fresh and diverse talent.
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Economy
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Chartered Insurance Institute
IFSAPPG Member Update
Please find below the latest update from the Insurance & Financial Services All-Party Parliamentary Group.
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Brexit
By Chartered Insurance Institute
LISTEN: IFSAPPG Post-Brexit Roundtable
Listen now to the recent roundtable discussion on the post-Brexit priorities for insurance in the UK.
EHRC must investigate disproportionate insurance premiums for BAME communities
Home affairs
By Shabana Mahmood MP
EHRC must investigate disproportionate insurance premiums for BAME communities
Any discrimination in the insurance industry is a breach of the Equality Act. It is vital the EHRC take immediate action to resolve this matter.
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Economy
By Chartered Insurance Institute
IFSAPPG Chair Craig Tracey MP responds to the Supreme Court BI test case judgement
As the Chair of the Insurance and Financial Services All-Party Parliamentary Group (IFSAPPG), I welcome the Supreme Court’s judgement, which now brings clarity to parties on both sides of the issue.
How can the insurance sector lead the UK’s green and equitable recovery? Partner content
Coronavirus
By Chartered Insurance Institute
How can the insurance sector lead the UK’s green and equitable recovery?
Speaking at the Chartered Insurance Institute’s event at Labour Connected, Shadow Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, Wes Streeting MP, highlighted the significant role the insurance market can play in a green, sustainable, and just recovery.
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Coronavirus
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Business interruption insurance remains a crucial product for many SMEs, says Craig Tracey MP
Craig Tracey MP, Chair, IFSAPPG has responded to the FCA BI test case judgement.
Coronavirus
By Chartered Insurance Institute
Chartered Insurance Institute
IFSAPPG: Travel providers should fulfil their statutory obligations to their customers
Since the Foreign and Commonwealth Office chose to advise against all non-essential travel, it has come to the Insurance and Financial Services APPG’s attention that travel companies and airlines are not fulfilling their statutory obligations to refund customers whom they can’t fulfil contracts with.