Protecting people

Natasha Felmingham, Senior Propositions Manager, on the joy of badges and finding missing millions.

Heather Dusenbury, specialist underwriter in Aviva Canada, on math, exposure and deal hunting.

Brian Grellmann, senior user experience researcher, on making people cry in the pursuit of creating beautiful things that work for everyone.

Home. For most, it’s a sanctuary. But in a global pandemic, when there’s nowhere else to go, how then do we feel about our homes? And how do we protect them in today's changing world?

When someone forces their partner to depend on them financially, the financial services sector is uniquely positioned to help. But it takes compassion, and a willingness to listen and learn.

In the latest episode of the Aviva Quantum podcast, we talk about increasing our resilience to the effects of dementia.

People in mid-life are a population under strain. Could a simple app, empower them to take control and improve their work, wealth and wellbeing?

Earlier this month we published a new Aviva report: ‘How We Live’. It’s a study of a moment in time...

Could you tell if a friend or a colleague was experiencing domestic abuse?

The fight against fraud sometimes feels impossible, but we’ll never stop.

.... a force for good at a time of crisis

Traditionally, workers over the age of 45 have been thought of as “on their way out”. But today, Mid-Lifers are a growing proportion of the workforce.

Alistair McQueen, Head of Savings and Retirement at Aviva, reflects on the success of auto-enrolment in the UK and how more of us can take action to shape our own retirement.

Every year, you put your car in for its MOT. But how often do we take a step back and give the important areas of our life an assessment?

Dementia is the 21st century's biggest killer and 1 in 3 babies born now will go on to develop dementia.

Is insurance fraud a victimless crime? We take a look at the how insurance fraud is changing - and the impact it has.