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Lutine withdraws PTA
Computer program "new era in cancer research
Underweight women 'more likely to miscarry'
New ultrasound technique aid breast cancer
Soaring obesity rates, cancer epidemi
Tunisia 'extraordinary' medical tourism boom
Bupa national ophthalmology services network
Patients travel to Singapore for procedures
Mexican hotel enters medical tourism
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Scots go under the surgeon's knife in India
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Private patients faster access to cancer care
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10% discount for Hajj travel vaccinations
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Obese kids' parents hamper official study
Self-inflicted illnesses face longer NHS wait
New skin treatment - "remarkable improvement"
Long-lasting lip enhancements
40% rise in cosmetic surgery in 2006
Bangkok clinic offers free transport
Experts give advice on preparing for surgery
TV shows to provide cosmetic surgery insight
Do your homework before treatment abroad
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Britons 'need to save for long-term care'
Home monitoring system launched
Westfield Health has received another award
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Norwich Union reduces its rates
Risks of non-disclosure
Launch of sickplayplus
Scottish Widows celebrates anniversary
BUPA to exit Ireland
Accident and sickness risk to income
AXA PPP healthcare relaunch prestige plan
Workers too scared to take lunch break
Insurer cuts illness claim times
Scottish Provident may be taken over
PTA chaos
WPA adds new option to essential cover
Expats don't look back
Virgin Money comments on Macmillan research
Health Shield improve health cash plans
Tesco launches new health insurance products
BUPA launch gap year cover for over 35s
PTA, No insurer has permanently withdrawn
BUPA against excessive surgeon fees
Protection planning being ignored
BUPA pledges millions to help charities
Britons need to plan for growing old
New 2007 company plans from Denplan
WPA offers dental cover to children
Prudential equity release plan wins award
Life insurance from greenbee
Scottish Provident cut prices
HSA donates £ 100,000 to Alzheimers Society
Uncovering benefit of company health cover
Min. standards needed for tele-underwriting
HCA hospitals publishes quality report
Tories warn of 43 threatened maternity units
BUPA publishes data on treatment ou
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Tax efficient Life/Pension Term Assurance - Lutine withdraws PTA

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The first provider to announce a permanent withdrawal from the market is Lutine Assurance Services.
 
Lutine offered Pension Term Assurance product in partnership with Scottish Friendly Assurance.
 
The two contracts permanently withdrawn are
  • Level Pension Term Assurance
  • Mortgage Decreasing Pension Term Assurance
 
Health Insurance - Life/Pension Term Assurance : News update: December 2006
 
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