IPTF confirms third year of Income Protection Awareness Week

To run 18-22 September

John Brazier
clock • 1 min read

The Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has confirmed it will run its Income Protection Awareness Week (IPAW) for a third year between 18-22 September.

As in its previous iterations, IPAW 2023 will focus on promoting awareness of the need for income protection, with the ultimate goal of "uniting the industry" to grow the market and improve adviser conversations with clients. The 2023 version will again be hosted online with free-to-view daily broadcasts over the course of the week, although the IPTF has stated it will bring "fresh ideas" to the event. Last year's IPAW drew over 5,000 registrations from the adviser community, despite being delayed due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Jo Miller, co-chair at IPTF, commented "We we...

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