CII to focus on money at Insuring Women's Futures event

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The body has challenged brokers and insurers and financial advisers to speak to at least ten women about how they can improve their financial situation in Talk Money Week.

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) wants to start as many conversations about money as possible at the Insuring Women’s Futures Initiative, held on the 21 November.

During the event which will be led by the CII, the body wants as many women as possible to engage in conversations taking place across social media under the hashtags #femalemoney #InsuringFutures #MakeEachMomentCount.

In a statement the organisation detailed that insurance professionals including CEO of the CII, Sian Fisher

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