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LIMRA: U.S. Life Insurance Policy Sales Increase 2% in 2020
While total life insurance new annualized premium fell 3% in 2020, the number of policies sold in 2020 increased 2% for the year, driven by strong whole life and term sales, according to LIMRA’s U.S. Individual Retail Life Insurance Sales Survey.
LIMRA: First Quarter U.S. Life Insurance Policy Sales Highest Since 1983
Total individual life insurance policy sales increased 11% in the first quarter, compared with first quarter 2020. This is the highest growth in the number of policies sold in a quarter since 1983. New annualized premium also experienced significant growth, up 15% from prior year, according to LIMRA’s First Quarter U.S. Individual Life Insurance Sales Survey.
Individual Long-Term Care Policy Persistency - Lapse and Mortality Rates
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Majority of Seniors Fear Public Policy Will Derail their Retirement Plans, LIMRA Finds
WINDSOR, Conn., Apr. 18, 2011 — More than half of retirees, ages 55-79, fear that changes to the Medicare, Social Security programs as well as increases in taxes will affect their ability to afford their plan for retirement, according to new LIMRA research presented at the 2011 Retirement Industry Conference.
LIMRA: First Half of 2021 Had Highest U.S. Life Insurance Policy Sales Growth Since 1983
Increased consumer demand continues to drive record life insurance sales. In the first six months of 2021, the total number of policies sold increased 8%, compared with prior year results. This is the highest policy sales growth recorded since 1983, according to LIMRA’s Second Quarter U.S. Individual Life Insurance Sales Survey.