Category : Insurance


Invalid Will Sparks New Career in Will Writing

A mother's discovery that her unwitnessed will was invalid led to anxiety about her children's future and inspired her to retrain as a professional will-writer, helping others avoid common pitfalls.

Risk & Markets Show 2026: Financial Risk Forum

The Risk & Markets Show in London 2026 co-locates Risk Live Europe and XLoD Global, offering senior leaders practical insights on risk management, governance, and operational resilience in financial institutions.

Mum's £55k Coerced Debt Nightmare Exposed

A mother-of-two reveals how her boyfriend secretly accumulated £55,000 debt in her name, forcing her into a two-year battle with lenders to restore her credit score and financial independence.

Beazley Rejects Zurich's £7.7bn Takeover Bid

Lloyd's of London insurer Beazley has unanimously rejected a £7.7bn cash takeover offer from Zurich Insurance Group, stating it undervalues the firm's future prospects.

ACA Subsidy End Sparks US Healthcare Premium Crisis

The expiration of expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies has triggered soaring premiums and coverage uncertainty for millions of Americans, with enrollment declining as families face impossible healthcare choices.

Quilter Inflows Rise Despite Budget Confusion

Quilter reports a significant increase in net inflows for Q1 2024, driven by strong platform performance, even as clients face confusion over recent budget announcements.

UK Credit Cards: Six Tips for Best Deals

Discover six key strategies for selecting the best UK credit cards, from understanding APRs and 0% transfers to maximising perks like air miles and cashback.

Zurich Makes Public £7.7bn Play for Beazley

Zurich Insurance Group has publicly renewed its pursuit of FTSE 100 insurer Beazley with a £7.7bn offer. The move follows a rejected private bid. Read the latest on this major insurance takeover.

CVC and AIG forge $3.5bn investment partnership

Private equity giant CVC Capital Partners and insurer AIG have formed a landmark $3.5bn strategic alliance. Discover the details of this major deal shaping insurance investment.

Divorcees 70% More Likely to Rely on State Pension

New analysis reveals divorced retirees are far more likely to depend on the state pension than married couples, with only 21% having a private pension. Experts warn of a 'perfect storm' impacting long-term wealth.

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