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September 26th, 2009 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

life insurance jargon

It was announced in May this year the industry regulator the Financial Services Authority are asking for better treatment for holders of insurance policies Life in the UK and you want to buy a life insurance cover. It seems that some advisers selling life insurance policies are giving advice to consumers very poor relative to the product, both before the sale has taken place and after.

At a meeting of the insurance industry issued by the FSA, said the focus post-sale when it comes to life insurance was seen as very poor with some consumers thought they have not been treated fairly. There are also concerns about product quality that some consumers are receiving. Sarah Wilson, who is director and sector leader of the Financial Services Authority insists that the results in important and consumers should be able to be make the right decisions when buying the product.

The report notes that consumers now can not make the choice right for themselves in relation to the politics of their benefits, because they simply do not have the information necessary to do so. Consumers can receive information very poor before and after they were sold a policy, which then leaves no doubt about what they paid and they were purchased.

In response to this and try to rectify the status of the Financial Services Authority are asking those who sell insurance have more time to ensure that consumers are more aware that the product they are buying. If the product is not understood then it must be clearly explained in the jargon of consumers understand.

Sales of the product clearly need to be evaluated with staff to ensure that the consumer understand the performance of policy and product features.

If techniques sales and advice, in general, about the products did not approach ensure the consumer understands the product, then the Financial Services Authority are insisting that start handing out the fines as a way to address these and advisor to companies that do not put consumers' best interests first.

The Independent said that the Association of British Insurers have welcomed this with open arms and accepted the recommendation of the services financial authorities when it comes to consumer satisfaction regarding your life insurance policy.

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