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Investegate announcements from Royal London, Royal London 2021 Financial Results

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Mel Kenny: Your unique selling point is staring you right in the face By Mel Kenny 26 th July 2021 2:00 pm The wider health fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic looks set to persist for quite some time. As the nation continues to weather the storm, clients of experienced and trusted advisers can find much support. I am sure the seeming increase in cancer and heart issues has not gone unnoticed by many. Whether such conditions have been brought on by a delayed diagnos...

At The Drum, we believe great work deserves recognition and that talented creatives should get their share of reverence for the hard work they put in. So each week we will update our hall of fame, celebrating the 10 best ads from our Creative Works section. Welcome, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite! In partnership with Adobe Stock, The Drum’s Creative Works is a handpicked selection of our favorite work from around the globe, covering digital, OOH, print, TV and radio. Each week...

11 votes The UK’s largest mutual life insurance, pension and investment company, Royal London, has teamed up with creative agency Rankin and Italian born, Denmark based illustrator Andrea Ucini for a purpose-led campaign to equip people with the tools they need to talk openly and honestly about death – and help prepare themselves and their loved ones for the inevitable. The result is How to Die Well, a full-length book providing information and support on subjects ranging from end-of-life ...

Credit: sfam_photo/Shutterstock. Hobart, Australia, Mar 5, 2021 / 03:01 pm (CNA).- The Australian island of Tasmania is expected to become the third Australian state to legalize assisted suicide and euthanasia, after a bill passed the lower house of the state’s parliament Thursday night. The law would apply to people over 18 with an advanced, incurable, irreversible condition expected to cause death within six months, and patients can opt out of the decision at any time, the Australian Associ...