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Sales boost for Universal Provident
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Private medical insurance: Sales boost for Universal Provident

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Parent company Personal Group has invested in the expansion of private medical insurer Universal Provident.
 
Extra sales staff will be recruited in the next few weeks to help boost sales of its products
 
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Private medical insurance : News update: September 2006