Article by ING U.S. Insurance’s Kurt Fasen highlights the power of cash value life insurance in retirement and college planning, supporting aging parents or even launching a business and features I...
Life Insurance Study
Life Insurance Study
ING U.S.'s Insurance Revealed study uncovered striking disconnects in attitudes and behaviors towards life insurance. The study revealed that the majority of consumers understood the value - particularly death benefit protection for their family - and felt the current economy made life insurance more important. Yet, many lack confidence in their coverage amount and have not talked with their spouse about what would happen to the family finances if one of them passed away.
Insurance Revealed Study Report
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Butch Britton, CEO of ING U.S. Insurance discusses a study about life insurance
Press Releases
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09/12/2012 | Minneapolis ING U.S. Study: Many Say Life Insurance Is More Important than Ever in Current Economy |
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12/01/2012 | InsuranceNewsNet Magazine
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11/13/2012 | Marketing to Women Online
ING U.S. Insurance Revealed study is featured in an article highlighting why women need life insurance now more than ever before. ING U.S.'s Maggie Mitchell pr... |
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10/04/2012 | National Underwriter Magazine
Article highlights life insurance protection gap among Americans, citing ING U.S.'s Insurance Revealed study results showing that 78 percent of respondents viewed insurance as a... |
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ING U.S.'s Insurance Revealed study uncovered striking disconnects in attitudes and behaviors towards life insurance.
Calculated Life Insurance Needs
The ING U.S. Insurance Revealed study found that a majority of parents (54 percent) had not calculated how much life insurance they need to provide adequate protection for their family.
Life Insurance Discussions with Spouse
An ING U.S. study found that 59 percent of married Americans without life insurance had rarely or never talked with their spouse about what would happen to the family finances if one of them passed away.
Obstacles to Purchasing Life Insurance
An ING U.S. study found that a significant number (51 percent) of respondents cited other priorities, such as paying off debt or a mortgage, as major obstacles to purchasing life insurance.
Confident with their life insurance coverage
An ING U.S. study showed that individuals who purchased life insurance face-to-face with a financial professional felt the most confident and knowledgeable about their coverage, with 70 percent feeling very or extremely confident.
LIFE Foundation -- consumer information about life Insurance
