You won’t always find today’s prospects in the usual places. Millennials may not even have a permanent address—but they have property to protect. Insurers that can’t reach them may lose ground with customers who aren’t ready to put down roots.
*U.S. Census Bureau
Offer insurance for today’s Americans, from millennials to empty nesters, who live more mobile lifestyles.
Offer insurance for today’s Americans, from millennials to empty nesters, who live more mobile lifestyles.
Millennials, or Generation Y, are coming of age and changing the game for insurers. Explore millennial lifestyles—including buying habits—and how they may affect insurance.
Verisk worked with Hanover Research to explore millennials’ attitudes toward insurance, their coverage needs, and how well they understand insurance products.
Kevin Poll, director of product development at Verisk, explains some ways that millennials might be challenging for insurers.
Insurers should not be asking, 'Will millennials need coverage?' but rather, 'How can we effectively provide coverage to this market segment?'
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