Insurance Cares: CII calls for unity to improve financial resilience of women

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The Institute said insurers and financial planners should work together to improve outcomes for women who are likely to be worse off than male partners.

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has called on insurers, brokers and financial planners to work together to improve the financial resilience of women.

The CII’s Insuring Women’s Futures project (IWF) has developed research which found women face a number of pressures which impact negatively on their financial health.

The ‘Securing the financial futures of the next generation’ report identified six ‘Moments that Matter’ in girls’ and women’s lives where interventions could be made to

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