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Having a low or high BMI can have quite an influence on the types of insurance that you can get and also the right insurer for you. Here’s a breakdown of the 6 key things that we think you need to know.

Over the last few years we have been involved in trials with some insurers, to offer income protection to people living with HIV. These have now led to full income protection policies now being available, a huge change to what the insurance world used to have on offer.

There are often quite a lot of options for people to get life insurance when they have atrial fibrillation. It’s impossible to say that you absolutely will be able to get life insurance, or that this insurer is the best one for you, or that you will be looking at £30 per month for the cover, without knowing more about you.

Going through a separation is not pleasant and there can be extras that pop up that you’ve never even thought of. Needing to take out life insurance can be one of these extras.

There is no point in denying it, the truth is that insurances sometimes don’t pay out. In this blog I’m going to talk through the reasons that things like life insurance, critical illness cover and income protection don’t pay out a claim. But, I’m also going to show you how this is far less likely than you think.

This past month I have mixed up the topics on the podcast, bringing an occupation into the mix. We are also having a deep dive into ovarian cancer and life insurance.

When you want to get insurance there can often look like that there are two many options to choose from and where on earth do you start? I’m here to break it down for you.

We’re now completely back into the swing of things and started the year as we mean to go on.