Every day, we take calls from people who are searching for life insurance for the first time. Often, they know they want some form of financial protection for their loved ones. However, they’re not sure exactly what they’re looking for or how it works. If that sounds familiar, don’t worry.

  With every January comes a fresh start and a reminder to do those mundane tasks. The tasks you’ve been meaning to get around to but never quite remember. We want to urge people like you to consider using 2024 as an incentive to give yourself a financial MOT. As

Mortgage Rate Drops, Inflation Insights, and How Life Insurance Can Transform Your Clients’ Financial Future. The last few weeks have been remarkably interesting as we’ve seen many mortgage lenders dropping their rates in a bid to breathe life back into the market. The stability of the Bank of England base

Taking out life insurance should be your #1 New Year’s resolution for 2024 Health and finances are the two most important priorities for Brits when it comes to making New Year resolutions. Exercising more, and saving money are the most popular resolutions, followed by eating healthier and losing weight. The

This year’s Autumn Statement has shown a significant commitment to helping people with health conditions return to the workforce. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has pledged £1.3bn of funding over the next five years to help nearly 700,000 people with health conditions find employment. Currently, more than 100,000 people each year are

  We were very interested to read about the pioneering surgery that has combined cancer surgery with a caesarean section.   It marks a huge turning point for cancer prevention and women’s healthcare.   Earlier this month, the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology published details of four women who underwent

Bank of England Base Rate and Life Insurance: What You Need to Know It seems that every six weeks, there is trepidation as the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee meets to discuss the current base rate. Although there are signs that the base rate may be stabilising after almost