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Should you tell dentist, GP or insurer that you are living with HIV? Here are a few things you should consider.

iam|INSURED will donate 20% of the proceeds from any insurance policy sold in partnership with Terrence Higgins Trust to support people living with HIV and their families.

Only a few countries ban tourist travel for people living with HIV, but some have entry restrictions for longer stays or prevent people living with HIV from settling there.

If you're living with HIV and travelling abroad for work or pleasure, it's worth planning how you'll store and take your medication.

Buy a home, travel, pet or wedding policy and Emerald Life will donate 5% of the premium to us.

People living with HIV are now able to travel further afield, thanks to improved treatment. This also means they require vaccines that were previously not advised for them.

Your rights and access to medical services will depend on your immigration status.

Most people will need a pension to support their retirement beyond their working years, or to support a partner or other family members.

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