Charity calls on insurers to take ‘action’ and improve insurance for individuals with mental health problems

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The institute has published a guide that focuses on supporting individuals with mental health problems when buying insurance

Insurance services can become “more accessible and supportive” for individuals with mental health problems if more firms took “action”, according to Conor D’Arcy, head of research and policy at charity Money and Mental Health Policy Institute (MMHPI).

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