As a small IFA, I have recently redirected my business towards the SME group market. I am finding clients are obsessed with the price alone. Should I make an effort to sell on the added value of these products, such as EAPs, or should I just concentrate...
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The prolonged downward trend in employee absence rates has plateaued with long term sickness increasing, new research finds.
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As the economic times send employee sickness rates upwards, what should brokers be doing with the Sickness Absence Review in mind? Philip Wood examines the facts.
Not even the recession is stopping the cash plan market from having above-average sales, writes Paul Robertson
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