Posts Tagged ‘Critical Illness Insurance’

Key Man Insurance – needed by many, taken by few

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Key Man Insurance - needed by many, taken by few

Time is running out for small businesses. Only 18% of them have key man insurance, to cover the company for temporary or permanent loss of a senior employee. Key man insurance could be used to repay a loan on which a director had given a personal guarantee, or, in a partnership, to buy out the share of a deceased partner. Read More

Life and critical illness insurance essential to protect young families

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Childcare costs for 2 children are now almost £16,000 per year. As a result, many families would struggle if one income were to be lost. The working spouse would find themselves working ‘just to pay the childminder’, but would depend on dwindling state benefits, if no life and critical illness insurance were in place.

Critical Illness Insurance Cover – for the hidden costs of ill-health

Thursday, July 8th, 2010

When ill-health strikes, even the short term costs can be considerable, particularly when a home must be modified for disabled use. Here are the main items of expenditure needed on day one. Critical illness insurance cover can soften the blow Read More

Hidden perks single out best life and critical illness insurance

Monday, June 28th, 2010

Many life and critical illness insurance policies include hidden perks that single them out as great value. Some even include your children under your insurance cover. Read More

PruProtect bundles critical illness insurance with medical cover

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010

PruProtect bundles critical illness insurance with medical cover

PruProtect’s new Health Cover Optimiser combines critical illness insurance with its private medical insurance added at a 25% discount. This gives you a lump sum plus costs towards medical or hospital bills – various combinations are possible. Click headline to read more.

June 2010 Budget Changes – Capital Gains Tax hike to 28%

Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

As part of today’s June 2010 budget changes, the Chancellor George Osborne has announced an increase in Capital Gains Tax for higher earners from 18% to 28%, effective from midnight tonight. This will relate to higher earners who earn more than £44,875 (i.e. who have taxable income of more than £37,400). For those paying the basic rate [...]

British Chambers criticise budget proposals for world’s highest Capital Gains Tax

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

Budget proposals to raise the 18% Capital Gains Tax to a possible 40% or more would give the UK the highest level of Capital Gains Tax in the world. This will inevitably discourage investors, say the British Chambers of Commerce. Click headline to read more.

Costs to rise for life and critical illness insurance

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

Costs to rise for life and critical illness insurance

Insurers predict that the cost to employers of providing life and critical illness insurance, and income protection insurance for employees, will rise steadily into 2012. How will this affect you? Read more by clicking on this headline.

Plan for generous Inheritance Tax allowances cancelled

Friday, May 28th, 2010

Plan for generous Inheritance Tax allowances cancelled

Plans for a £1m Inheritance Tax threshold are cancelled, leaving Inheritance Tax allowances at previous levels. This leaves consumers exposed to a potential Inheritance Tax liability of 40% on portions of their wealth.

Women breadwinners ignore life and critical illness insurance – AXA

Friday, May 21st, 2010

Women breadwinners ignore life and critical illness insurance - AXA

While the woman is increasingly the main breadwinner in the UK household, she fails to realise that this has created a need for her to take life and critical illness insurance, according to AXA.

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