Only 30% of Mexico's population has insurance; misinformation prevails
The enemy for the contracting of insurance lies in the lack of information and distrust about the cost, as well as in the payment thereof, so only 30% of the population has this service in its various modalities.
One of the insurance offers is for couples, regardless of their marital status, which allows both people to be protected, especially if one of them should be absent.
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From the traditional life insurance that financially benefits the beneficiary upon the death of his or her partner, to joint savings policies, are some of the options that exist in the Mexican market, according to
"Any insurance with characteristics of sharing insured sums or sharing beneficiary requirements exists, you can name as insured the people closest to us and of course include your partner and, when we make the coverage extensive, the protection can automatically include your partner not necessarily you have to be married," explained to LA PRENSA Sergio Alcalá, deputy general director of AARCO Mexico.
The specialist spoke about the scarce acquisition of this service; "the lack of culture for Mexicans to acquire life, medical expenses, home, car insurance is difficult, it is difficult for us as a country".
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Likewise, he mentioned that in unforeseen situations such as the world pandemic or the catastrophe in
The insurance contributes to give certainty to both the insured and his spouse, wife or partner, so there is variety in this type of options such as life insurance or one of savings together, so it is important to consult the variety and costs, which are affordable to pay.
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