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How Much Would You Pay to Live One Year Longer?

The concept of placing an explicit value on life is always, fundamentally, awful. Yet it must be attempted from time to time in order to make difficult choices about limited resources.

Wed, Dec 9th 2015 11:25AM

Raft of changes for insurance companies

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Understanding excesses

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Today’s consumer can be hard work

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Suprising new marketing techniques

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Robo-advice – The regulator’s choice?

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What is roboadvice, anyway?

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What exactly is robo-advice? Is it even legal?

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Risk adviser's guide to the FAA review

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Problems with professional referral and how to fix It

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Are we sicker or just savvier customers?

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Insurers and regulators create complexity – Your job is simplifying it all

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Watch out for the newly promoted income protection client

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When is advice not advice? The curious rise of no-advice sales

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Who should worry about the FMA's focus on churn?

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Your Guide to the FAA Review

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