IPTF postpones Income Protection Awareness Week to October

New date of 17-21 October

John Brazier
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The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has confirmed that its Income Protection Awareness Week has been moved to week commencing 17 October.

In light of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II last week and the subsequent declaration of a Bank Holiday on 19 September for the state funeral, the IPTF has decided to move the Awareness Week to October. A statement from the IPTF confirmed the postponement and said that existing registrations for all sessions originally scheduled for next week will remain valid. Delegates will receive an email with new links just before the lunchtime broadcast during October. It also stated that the planned content and running order for this year's IPAW sessions will remain unchanged. Launched last...

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