Policygenius Releases November Life Insurance Price Index
The November index shows stability in the market, with no significant changes in life insurance prices for healthy applicants across core demographics from October to November, despite the continuing global pandemic.
Even for older, less healthy applicants, prices did not change much. For instance, male smokers 55 and older, who have previously seen prices climb during the pandemic, only saw an increase of
"The stability we're seeing right now demonstrates insurers' belief that their current pricing adequately addresses health risks associated with COVID-19,"
Insurance rates can vary as the market fluctuates, as well as when a shopper's personal profile changes. Life insurance prices are primarily based on life expectancy while also factoring in personal details about an individual, including age, medical history and hobbies. Prices also depend on the length of a policy and how much coverage a consumer opts to get.
The prices included in the Policygenius Life Insurance Price Index are based on internal actuarial rate tables for 11 of the life insurance carriers that offer policies through the Policygenius marketplace. The prices represent the average monthly premium for each sample customer profile[1] (age, gender) and policy type (term, coverage amount) as of the most recent publication date.
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Policygenius is the nation's leading online insurance marketplace, with headquarters in
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[1] Monthly averages are based on 11 products available through Policygenius for the indicated profile; rates for those products may vary by state, and not all products are available in all states. Individual rates may vary, depending on age, gender, state, health profile and other eligibility criteria.
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