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Health insurance news: Bright Grey

Bright Grey, a division of Royal London Mutual Insurance Society which was launched in March 2003 is a specialist protection insurance provider.  It aims to provide a product range that suits today's flexible lifestyles. 

Recent news

  • Bright Grey pays out 91% of critical illness claims Bright Grey logoBright Grey paid out 91% of critical illness claims in the last 6 months of 2011. Just 2% of claims were declined for non-disclosure. The average critical illness payout was £82,000.
  • Spa in the city raises £4000 for Maggie's cancer centre Bright Grey logoStaff at Edinburgh based Bright Grey raised £4000 for Maggie's cancer centre at its Spa Spectacular evening.
  • Bright Grey pays out 90% of critical illness claims Bright Grey logoBright Grey has paid 90% of critical illness claims in the first six months of the year, with only 4% of claims declined for non-disclosure. The average pay out was £77,000.
  • Rates cut for Bright Grey reviewable plan holders Bright Grey logoBright Grey has reduced premiums for plan holders with reviewable life or critical illness cover.
  • Women fail to financially protect themselves Bright Grey logoWomen are leaving themselves seriously under-insured financially according to a report from Bright Grey. While many women have increasing financial responsibility in the household, many are still failing to safeguard their financial security. 59 % have no life insurance and 84 % have no critical illness insurance.
  • Working women take financial control - but neglect to protect themselves Bright Grey logoAlmost a century after women asserted their right to vote, a new report from insurer Bright Grey reveals another step forward in equality by highlighting that almost half of working women currently describe themselves as the main earner in their household.
  • Bright Grey enhances its critical illness cover Bright Grey logoBright Grey has enhanced its critical illness cover by extending the definitions of three critical illnesses it covers.
  • The best things about life are free confused.comConfused.com has revealed that in addition to offering protection to family and loved ones should the worst happen, having a life insurance policy can help with matters in the present, from counselling to tax, moving home to health and fitness.
  • Spa in the city raises £4500 for Maggie's cancer centre Bright Grey logoGuests at Bright Grey's spa spectacular event on Wednesday 6 October were pampered, preened and polished to help raise funds for Maggie's Cancer Centre. The event organised by Bright Grey's charity committee was attended by 175 people and raised £4500.
  • Bright Grey pays 98% of life claims Bright Grey logoLife insurer Bright Grey paid 98% of life claims in the first six months of the year - a 2% improvement on last year's figures. The average payout was £77,000.
  • Bright Grey staff help raise over £22,000 for charity in one weekend Bright Grey logoStaff at Edinburgh based insurer Bright Grey raised over £22,000 for charity after a bumper fundraising weekend. 15 daredevil colleagues jumped out of a plane at Glenrothes airport in Fife to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support...
  • Bright Grey pays 96% of life claims Bright Grey logoBright Grey has paid 96% of life claims made last year with an average pay out of £92,000. As well as financial help, Bright Grey's menu plans also provide practical and emotional help through its Helping Hand service.
  • Bright Grey's critical illness payments increase to 93% Bright Grey logoBright Grey paid 93% of critical illness claims last year, with only 2% of claims declined for non-disclosure. The average pay out was nearly £80,000.
  • Macmillan report shows need for critical illness insurance Bright Grey logoA report from Macmillan Cancer Support reveals that survivors often go on to struggle with other serious illnesses. The charity says that thanks to modern medical techniques five-year survival rates are higher than they have ever been - but that many patients do not appreciate the lasting impact of cancer and its treatment.
  • Britons underestimate essential monthly bills by as much as £964 Bright Grey logoBritons believe they could last 10 months if faced with the prospect of not working. The reality is they could survive just five months.
  • Bright Grey raises £2500 for Maggie's cancer centre Bright Grey logoBright Grey staff held a pampering evening to raise money for the charity at Le Monde, Edinburgh on Thursday 1 October. As well as being pampered and preened by the likes of Crabtree & Evelyn, Origins, Nars and Lush, the 140 people who attended the event were entertained by comedian Craig Hill.
  • Bright Grey develops death in service solution for small businesses Bright Grey logoBright Grey has developed a unique proposition that will benefit small to medium sized businesses, a stand-alone relevant life policy. This is an alternative way of providing life cover for the benefit of an employee's dependants, removing the need for the company to set up a registered group life scheme.
  • It's not just the country that struggles to cope with essential monthly bills Bright Grey logoCompared to the government's billions of debt each day, individual indebtedness is small. But many of us are on the brink of financial disaster. Bright Grey's The Reality Gap Report explores people's perceptions of their monthly outgoings compared to what people are actually spending and have in personal assets.
  • Bright Grey named Employer of the Year Bright Grey logoBright Grey has won the title of Employer of the Year at this year's National Business Awards for Scotland. The awards, held in Glasgow, celebrate the success of innovative, ethical and resilient businesses. Bright Grey beat off competition from a strong cast of nine finalists to win the sought-after award, awarded to the organisation that can best demonstrate how it has applied its human and...
  • British parents leaving children's financial future to chance Bright Grey logoMillions of British children could be left in poverty as parents fail to provide financial protection for their children if they were to pass away or become critically ill, reveals research by protection specialist Bright Grey. As family finances continue to feel the pinch, British parents have admitted to leaving their children's financial security to chance.
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