Travel Advice for People Living with Diabetes

The 14th November is World Diabetes Day, a global event that raises awareness about diabetes, encourages early diagnosis, and promotes access to care. It also celebrates the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, who co-discovered insulin, a life-saving treatment for millions around the world.

Do You Need to Declare Mounjaro (or Other Weight‑Loss Medications) on Your Travel Insurance?

With the growing popularity of GLP‑1 or related medications like Mounjaro (Tirzepatide), Wegovy, Ozempic, and others for weight management, a common concern is whether taking one of these drugs means you need to declare it when buying travel insurance.

The short answer is: it depends — and the more cautious (and safer) approach is to check with your insurer. Below is a breakdown of how this typically works and how to stay covered.

Errol McKellar’s Mission to Transform Men’s Health

“If you look after your car, why not look after yourself?”
That’s the question that changed thousands of lives — and it came from one man in a North London garage.

Meet Errol McKellar MBE — mechanic, football coach, prostate cancer survivor, and founder of The Errol McKellar Foundation. His story is a powerful reminder that sometimes, the most extraordinary change begins in the most ordinary of places.

Celebrating Fiona Macrae: MGA Professional of the Year

We are thrilled to announce that our founder, Fiona Macrae, has been named MGA Professional of the Year at this year’s Women in Insurance Awards. This prestigious accolade recognises women excelling in professional, operational, or management roles within managing general agents, celebrating the leadership, innovation, and dedication required to make a real impact in the insurance industry.

Travelling with High Cholesterol

October is National Cholesterol Month, a time to raise awareness and take small steps towards a healthier lifestyle.

If you are one of the many people living with high cholesterol in the UK, you are not alone. More than 53% of adults in England have cholesterol levels above the recommended guideline, and thousands successfully manage it every day through simple, practical changes to their lifestyle.* However, many people with high cholesterol have no obvious symptoms and may not realise their levels are raised.