Shameful cherry-picking of Standard Life Bank ASU cover.

With effect from 10 July 2002, Standard Life Bank is terminating its existing accident, sickness and...

With effect from 10 July 2002, Standard Life Bank is terminating its
existing accident, sickness and unemployment provision and replacing it
with new cover for which existing customers must re-apply and
re-qualify.


This is shameful. Customers with a pre-existing medical condition or those
in high risk employment such as Post Office workers will never be eligible
for cover, when they need it most.


It would have been very easy to portfolio transfer all business but
instead, Standard Life is allowing a

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