The Consumer Duty
Cited on 52 pages
- Can you get health insurance after cancer?
- Can you get health insurance with a pre-existing condition?
- Critical illness cover and pre-existing conditions
- Diabetes and insurance cover: type 1, type 2 and underwriting
- Does private health insurance cover cancer surgery?
- Does private health insurance cover cancer treatment?
- Does private health insurance cover chemotherapy?
- Does private health insurance cover radiotherapy?
- Endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS and insurance cover
- Epilepsy and insurance cover
- Health insurance costs where you live: how location shapes price
- Heart conditions and insurance: cover, underwriting and claims
- High blood pressure and insurance: how underwriters treat it
- How do you make a cancer claim on health insurance?
- How does health insurance treat pre-existing cancer?
- How does medical underwriting work?
- How much does a private colonoscopy cost?
- How much does a private CT scan cost?
- How much does a private endoscopy cost?
- How much does a private hip replacement cost?
- How much does a private knee replacement cost?
- How much does a private MRI scan cost?
- How much does a private ultrasound scan cost?
- How much does private cancer treatment cost in the UK?
- How much does private cataract surgery cost?
- How much does private gallbladder removal cost?
- How much does private hernia repair cost?
- How the NHS and private healthcare fit together
- Income protection and pre-existing conditions
- Insurance after a heart attack: what you can still get
- Menopause and insurance cover
- Neurological conditions and insurance cover
- NHS and private cancer care: access and payment
- Over-50s life insurance explained: guaranteed acceptance plans
- Private health insurance in Birmingham and the Midlands
- Private health insurance in London: hospitals, costs and choices
- Private health insurance in Manchester and the North West
- Private health insurance in Northern Ireland
- Private health insurance in rural areas of the UK
- Private health insurance in Scotland: NHS context and cover
- Private health insurance in Wales: NHS context and cover
- Self-pay healthcare costs explained: paying for treatment directly
- Stroke, TIA and insurance cover
- Weight, cholesterol and insurance underwriting
- What does private health insurance cover?
- What is an excess on health insurance?
- What is business protection, and which businesses need it?
- What is critical illness cover, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is income protection insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is life insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- What limits apply to private cancer cover?
- Who regulates health insurance in the UK?
The Financial Services Register
Cited on 40 pages
- Can you get health insurance with a pre-existing condition?
- Can you get private health insurance for a child only?
- Critical illness cover and pre-existing conditions
- Critical illness cover: what is it and why might you need it?
- Diabetes and insurance cover: type 1, type 2 and underwriting
- Does private health insurance cover dental treatment?
- Endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS and insurance cover
- Epilepsy and insurance cover
- Health insurance costs where you live: how location shapes price
- Heart conditions and insurance: cover, underwriting and claims
- High blood pressure and insurance: how underwriters treat it
- How does medical underwriting work?
- How the NHS and private healthcare fit together
- How to check any insurer, adviser or hospital yourself
- Income protection and pre-existing conditions
- Insurance after a heart attack: what you can still get
- Is income protection tax deductible?
- Menopause and insurance cover
- Neurological conditions and insurance cover
- Private health insurance in Birmingham and the Midlands
- Private health insurance in London: hospitals, costs and choices
- Private health insurance in Manchester and the North West
- Private health insurance in Northern Ireland
- Private health insurance in rural areas of the UK
- Private health insurance in Scotland: NHS context and cover
- Private health insurance in Wales: NHS context and cover
- Self-pay healthcare costs explained: paying for treatment directly
- Stroke, TIA and insurance cover
- Weight, cholesterol and insurance underwriting
- What a health cash plan provider does
- What a health insurer does
- What a private consultant does
- What a private hospital group does
- What an employer scheme or medical trust does
- What an insurance broker or adviser does
- What is an excess on health insurance?
- What is business protection, and which businesses need it?
- What is life insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is the NHS 18-week waiting time standard?
- Who regulates health insurance in the UK?
ICOBS: Insurance Conduct of Business (FCA Handbook)
Cited on 35 pages
- Critical illness cover and pre-existing conditions
- Diabetes and insurance cover: type 1, type 2 and underwriting
- Endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS and insurance cover
- Epilepsy and insurance cover
- Health insurance costs where you live: how location shapes price
- Heart conditions and insurance: cover, underwriting and claims
- High blood pressure and insurance: how underwriters treat it
- How the NHS and private healthcare fit together
- How to check any insurer, adviser or hospital yourself
- Income protection and pre-existing conditions
- Insurance after a heart attack: what you can still get
- Level vs decreasing term life insurance: what’s the difference?
- Life insurance vs mortgage protection insurance: what’s the difference?
- Menopause and insurance cover
- Neurological conditions and insurance cover
- Private health insurance in Birmingham and the Midlands
- Private health insurance in London: hospitals, costs and choices
- Private health insurance in Manchester and the North West
- Private health insurance in Northern Ireland
- Private health insurance in rural areas of the UK
- Private health insurance in Scotland: NHS context and cover
- Private health insurance in Wales: NHS context and cover
- Self-pay healthcare costs explained: paying for treatment directly
- Stroke, TIA and insurance cover
- Weight, cholesterol and insurance underwriting
- What a health cash plan provider does
- What a health insurer does
- What a private consultant does
- What a private hospital group does
- What an employer scheme or medical trust does
- What an insurance broker or adviser does
- What is business protection, and which businesses need it?
- What is critical illness cover, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is income protection insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is life insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
About the FCA
Cited on 8 pages
- Critical illness cover and pre-existing conditions
- How does medical underwriting work?
- Income protection and pre-existing conditions
- What is business protection, and which businesses need it?
- What is critical illness cover, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is income protection insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- What is life insurance, and how does it work in the UK?
- Who regulates health insurance in the UK?
ICOBS 6: Product information (FCA Handbook)
Cited on 5 pages
Guidance for firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers (FG21/1)
Cited on 1 page
ICOBS 4: Information about the firm, its services and remuneration (FCA Handbook)
Cited on 1 page
ICOBS 7.1: The right to cancel (FCA Handbook)
Cited on 1 page
More publishers we cite
Publishers cited on the same guides as Financial Conduct Authority:
- Financial Ombudsman Service
- UK Parliament (legislation.gov.uk)
- NHS England
- Private Healthcare Information Network
- NHS
- Association of British Insurers
How we use sources
We prefer the organisation that produced the data, in its own publication, and we date every citation. Our approach is set out in our sources, and the full library is on the research library page.
Questions about your own cover?
A PremierPMI specialist can talk it through. No pressure, no obligation.
Keep reading
Popular guides
Critical illnessIs critical illness cover worth it?
Critical illness cover is worth it when a serious illness would cost your household more than it could absorb — for example, with dependants, a mortgage, little sick…
Read the guide
Critical illnessCan you get critical illness cover without life insurance?
Yes. Standalone critical illness cover pays a lump sum on a qualifying diagnosis and nothing on death. Combined life and critical illness policies usually pay once, then end.…
Read the guide
Income protectionIs income protection worth it?
Income protection is worth it if losing your earnings for months would put your home or family at risk and sick pay, savings or employer cover would not…
Read the guide