43% of Gen Z referrals were for mental health concerns, compared to 22% of Millennials, RedArc reports.

19% of adults have used a credit card or loan to cover private healthcare costs in the last six months as pressure on the NHS remains high, The Exeter...

Despite saving more than any other age group, almost a quarter of 25-34-year-olds report their finances having a negative impact on their mental health. 

83% of 18-24-year-olds have used workplace healthcare benefits, compared to 69% of over 55s, Healix Health reports.

Natalie Mayne, creative director at CIExpert (pictured), shares how reframing protection products could boost younger generations' awareness of and interest in...

Vitality reveals that 37% of Gen Z believe those aged under 35 don’t need protection, leaving them exposed to financial shocks.

Katharine Moxham, Spokesperson for Group Risk Development (GRiD), asks whether group risk schemes in the workplace could trigger missed protection conversations for Gen Z renters.

Victoria Harrison, Protection Proposition Manager at Scottish Widows, discusses how lived experiences can help Gen Z recognise the importance of protection after a family...

According to SCOR’s Digital Solutions subsidiary ReMark, only 46% of young people have a good understanding of life and health insurance products which has led to 35% purchasing...

“I honestly never thought I’d be in this situation; it’s almost like a fever dream. Some days, I wake up and I’m like, What? What is going on? Oh yeah,...