Poll
In our current poll, we’re asking whether the buyer of a protection lead should be liable for the adverts used to generate those customers? Click here to cast your vote.
Poll Results
In our last poll, we asked for your opinion on whether IP should be the first priority for most people ahead of life cover, CI or PMI. 77% of respondents agreed that IP should be the first priority for the majority of people.
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What was the first record/CD you can remember buying? Rather embarrassingly the first single I owned (and I distinctly remember proudly writing my name on the sleeve) was ‘The land of make believe’ by Bucks Fizz! I was very young at the time then forgot about music for a number of years before spending my first ever pocket money on ‘Appetite for Destruction’ by Guns N Roses (On Cassette Tape!) , much cooler and a classic album to this day. What is your biggest pet hate about the world of financial services? Certainly nothing I hate, the FS world does…
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ProtectX, our online event took place on 9th July 2020 and was a great success.
Thanks to our 7 speakers and 5 panelists.
You can watch the full event in this replay video.
Please let us know what you think of the topics. Include the hashtag #ProtectX2020 in your comments on Twitter.
Click here to watch ProtectX2
Click here to watch ProtectX3
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We were sad to have to postpone the Protection Review Conference, Dinner and Awards until December, but know it's the right thing to do in the current crisis. We were most excited about the new ProtectX segment and didn't want to wait another 6 months to share that with you. So we're going to run ProtectX as an online event on the original date of the conference on 9th July. The format for ProtectXOnline is wonderfully simple. Each of our 7 main speakers will present for 7 minutes and begin their talk with the statement, "We need to talk about..."…
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Andy Couchman looks at the industry after Covid-19 and opportunities for collaboration. Go onto YouTube and you’ll find a 2015 Bill Gates talk forewarning about coronaviruses. But a quick trawl through the medical dictionaries reveals we have known about coronaviruses for many years before that – indeed the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) epidemic that started in 2002 was described in the Collins Dictionary of Medicine as ‘a new coronavirus’. In fact, you have to go back to 1931 to find the first mention of coronaviruses (in chickens in North Dakota, USA) and it wasn’t until the 1960s that the…
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