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Capgemini and LIMRA release the World Life Insurance Report 2026, with Samantha Chow and Bryan Hodgens highlighting how insurers must adapt products for millennials and Gen Z by adding living benefits and digital engagement.

Consumers Under 40 Are Skipping Life Insurance as They Delay Traditional Triggers Such as Marriage and Parenthood

September 15 2025

The World Life Insurance Report 2026, conducted jointly by the Capgemini Research Institute and LIMRA, shows that even though 68% of adults under the age of 40 see life insurance as essential for a healthy financial future, current offerings do not align with their financial priorities, hindering adoption.

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