Insure.com’s editorial staff analyzed the insurance market and found a number of newer, online-only life insurance companies. Read on to know more about online life insurance companies of 2022.
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In the past six years, the preference to buy a policy online has grown to 31% of all shoppers, according to the 2022 Insurance Barometer study by LIMRA and Life Happens, two life-insurance industry research groups.
“Consumers now have the benefit of purchasing life insurance on their own time,” says John Carroll, senior vice president and head of insurance and annuities at LIMRA. “It’s within their control and they can choose to talk to someone if they want — or not at all.”
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