- Life insurance is fundamentally hard to sell; it’s morbid to think about, promises no immediate rewards, and often requires a lengthy paper application with minimal guidance.
- Despite the popularity of personalized products in other areas of finance and fintech, life insurance largely remains unchanged.
- A small, but growing pocket of insurtech startups are shaking up the status quo by finding ways to digitize life insurance and increase its appeal.
Life insurance is a fundamentally difficult product to sell; it requires people to think about their deaths without promising any immediate returns.
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And, despite tech innovations and the development of personalized services in other areas of finance, life insurance remains largely unchanged.
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from Business Insider https://read.bi/2PREtHN
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