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For the first time, the 16 page e-Protection Review newsletter is now available free to download as a PDF rather than being a paper-based annual subscription. Just click on the E-PR tab (above right) to download the newsletter and see why we are introducing this great development. The answers to this month's T&C (Training & Competence) questions on Page 15 of the newsletter are: 1): b. 2): a. 3): a. 4): d. 5): c.

Protection Review 2012 has now been confirmed for July 11^th 2012 at the London Landmark Hotel. Tables and sponsorship opportunities are already being snapped up so please get in touch to reserve your spot.

You can see the slides from the Protection Review 2011 in our press release section (at the top of the home page) and you can view pictures from the conference, dinner and awards here.

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Tim Jackson of Unum wonders: “Income Protection for SMEs: an unfilled space for growth?”

January – the month of Janus, the Roman god who had one face on the back of his head looking at the year past, and one face looking forward to the future. For many, it’s the season for introspection, “new year; new you”, and resolving to do things…
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Karin Lloyd discusses IP duration management

With all the changes going on in welfare reform and with income protection appearing to be one of the early targets for the simple products initiative, things should be looking up for this under-sold product….but only if the industry feels it can be confident of a profitable return.…
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About Protection Review

Protection Review is the definitive review of the UK's multi-billion pound health and protection insurance industry. Protection Review was established in 2003 by its then co-directors Peter Le Beau and Andy Couchman. In 2010 Kevin Carr joined as chief executive. All three are passionate about health and protection insurance
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Poll Results

Following recent ad campaigns by Aviva and Unum, we set up a poll to ask ask "What is the best way to raise awareness of the need for Income Protection amongst the public?". The results showed that TV campaigns were considered the most effective method but it was a close call between the other options.

Latest Poll

In our latest poll, we ask "Does the recent FSA fine for HSBC (£10.5million) spell bad news for the future of Long term care planning?" John Lappin posted a blog on this recently which you might like to read before voting (http://www.themoneydebate.co.uk/?p=4026) Click here to take part in the poll and check back here soon to see the results.

Book

The contents for the Protection Review 2011 are available on the book page of the site. If you would like to order a copy email jo@lebeauvisage.co.uk.

Events

The Protection Review conference and dinner took place recently on 23 June 2011. More details can be found in the events section on this site. View pictures from the conference, dinner and awards here. For queries about this, and other Protection Review events, including training, please email jo@lebeauvisage.co.uk

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Tim Jackson of Unum wonders: “Income Protection for SMEs: an unfilled space for growth?”

23/01/12

Karin Lloyd discusses IP duration management

23/01/12

Kevin Carr asks “PR vs. Marketing: Is it time to re-write the manual?”

13/01/12

Is PR a form of marketing, or is marketing a form of PR? In the knowledge that we’ll never get everyone to agree let’s begin with the premise that PR is a form of marketing. After all, that’s what all the books tell us. But, the ‘public’ is everyone and ‘relations’ are everything. So shouldn’t it be the…
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