A new report has found that women have significantly less insurance cover

Weather-related damage to homes and possessions resulted in UK insurers paying out a record £585m in 2024, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

A new Learning and Work Institute report suggests just 1% of UK workers looking to return to work after poor health manage to find a job within six months, even though 20% of those considered to be ‘economically inactive’ want to work.

Homeowners in the UK may have noticed that their home insurance premiums have significantly increased. In Q3 2024, the average buildings and contents insurance policy cost £407*– up 16% on the previous year.

In today's uncertain economic climate, financial resilience is more crucial than ever. In a recent report*, an impressive 69% of UK workers said they feel very financially resilient – up 4% since last year. Despite this, only 52% hold a protection policy, which leaves a significant portion of the workforce inadequately covered.

Life insurance is a vital safety net, yet misconceptions often prevent people from taking out protection. Here are some common myths:

Life insurance provides vital protection but as your circumstances change, so too should your cover. Here's when to review your life insurance:

Home insurance premiums are showing signs of stabilising after a period of significant increases, according to new figures1.