The PPP – Neurodiversity
Kathryn and Matt are taking a look at accessing insurance when someone has ADHD, autism, dyspraxia and/or dyslexia.
The PPP – Menopause, Breaking the Taboo
This episode, which has been recorded from a live ISC Group panel discussion chaired by Kathryn, explores how the menopause impacts a woman’s work life, and how employers can ensure they are providing the necessary support.
How to advise on group protection with confidence
Cura Managing Director, Alan Knowles, shares his thoughts on group protection and the “incredible benefits” afforded by group risk to schemes of all sizes.
The PPP – Bowel Cancer
In this episode focusing on bowel cancer, Matt shares his own personal experience of this medical condition, spotting the signs and symptoms and the time that he learned of his diagnosis.
The protection insurance industry needs to rethink its use of ‘impaired lives’
Cura Managing Director, Alan Knowles, writes for COVER Magazine on the importance of the language being used, when describing people’s health whilst in the process of applying for protection insurance.
Stop shying away from female conditions
Cura Managing Director, Kathryn Knowles, writes for Money Marketing on why advisers shouldn’t shy away from female conditions.
The PPP – Don’t Forgot Protection
In his first episode as solo host, Roy interviews Lee Robertson from Octo Members, covering wealth management, protection insurance, signposting and more.
Vaccine could ease Covid underwriting restrictions
Cura Managing Director, Kathryn Knowles, shares her thoughts with Financial Adviser on how the vaccine could ease Covid underwriting restrictions.
How and why women must protect their financial affairs
Cura Managing Director, Kathryn Knowles, shares her views in the Independent, on the financial value that women assign to themselves, and why protecting that is so important.
The PPP – Endometriosis
This episode takes it back to protection insurance underwriting and the focus is upon endometriosis. This is a condition that is far more common than you’d think and with half of an adviser’s client base being female, it’s certainly a condition that needs to be looked at in more depth.
