Understanding Your Auto Insurance (Renewal Guide)

Infographic | December 15, 2019

64% of people say they haven't bought life insurance because it's too expensive, yet they overestimate its true cost by more than double. The sooner you buy life insurance, the less it may cost over time. Having life insurance may make sense for these individuals.

Infographic | April 14, 2021

Although the covid19 spread and the subsequent lockdown imposed will adversely impact the life insurers business in the short term, but with likely a change in consumer behavior and rise in demand for pure protection products given the uncertaninties, the medium term to long term impact may turn out to be positive for them. Insurers can do more to retain customers who are looking to switch providers.

Infographic | February 3, 2020

10 Disruptive Trends That Are Impacting The Insurance Industry: As we move into a new decade, several risk trends are starting to emerge that could potentially disrupt the insurance industry.

Infographic | January 15, 2020

Were you considering car coverage? Let the infographic inform you why automobile insurance is needed. Most people just choose the cheapest quote they receive for coverage, without really thinking seriously about what would be protected in case of an accident.

Infographic | March 9, 2020

How can you promote a positive workforce culture to draw a younger generation of professionals to the insurance industry? A survey by SALT Associates and RGA Group Research explores how culture influences disability and life insurance claims operations in the US and Canada. Results indicate that insurance technology will play a role in improving culture in claims administration by easing workloads and scaling processes. At the same time, positive culture will help foster insurtech adoption in this space.

Infographic | March 5, 2020

Hospital care is the largest contributor to commercial health insurance spending growth - 42% of the increase since 2016. The growth in spending due to hospitals is more than twice that of the growth due to physician services and administrative costs, and ten times that of prescription drugs and nursing care. Efforts to control spending should consider how drivers of spending growth are linked to better patient care and chronic disease management.