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21/11/2023

Unlocking the hidden value: The importance of value-added benefits

In a world where uncertainty is a constant companion, insurance cover offers a reassuring safety net for individuals and families alike, but that’s not all they offer. In our latest Health & Financial Fears research, we surveyed 2,000 UK workers and found that a surprising 40% were unaware of any additional benefits available with their policy.

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Unlocking the hidden value: The importance of value-added benefits

15/11/2023

Q&A with Jamie Page, Head of Protection Distribution at The Exeter

The Exeter’s 2023 Health & Financial Fears Report shows that UK workers are facing some significant concerns around their income in 2023. How does this match with what The Exeter is seeing in the market?

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Q&A with Jamie Page, Head of Protection Distribution at The Exeter

31/10/2023

Can health insurance be affordable and offer value?

We surveyed 2,000 working adults in the UK on their health and financial fears over the last 12 months and found the top health concerns stem from news about NHS waiting times for treatment and delays in speaking to a GP.

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Can health insurance be affordable and offer value?

06/10/2023

Communication is key when addressing consumer perceptions of income protection

For financial services professionals like you and me, we understand the products we work with and know the value they bring to clients. But our research shows that there is still a lack of consumer awareness of the need for and role of protection insurance.

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Communication is key when addressing consumer perceptions of income protection

24/02/2023

44% of consumers without health insurance use savings to pay for treatment

It’s widely publicised that NHS waiting lists continue to rise. The latest figures show that over seven million people in England are waiting for treatment, and 6% have been waiting for over a year. This has been one of the reasons for an increase in uptake of health insurance, but what about those people who don’t have health insurance? Find out more in this article.

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44% of consumers without health insurance use savings to pay for treatment
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