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Life insurance companies make further improvements to critical illness cover

Adam Jones - 22/07/2013

In a little over a month, LV=, Zurich and Aviva have all made further improvements to their critical illness policies in an effort to stay ahead of the game and gain meaningful share of the critical illness market. These are the latest in a series of changes to critical illness insurance in recent years and it is important to understand which changes provide relevant benefits to a significant number of people, as opposed to those that have en...

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