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Discover employees' current attitudes and opinions about workplace benefits and overall employment issues.
New data from the 2024 Insurance Barometer Study — 42% of American adults say they need (or need more) life insurance, representing a life insurance need-gap for about 102 million adults.
Get the latest monthly individual life sales and application trends. New October 2024 data.
How are Americans feeling about the economy and our industry? (Updated November 25, 2024)
Get a quick look at how the workplace supplemental health market is performing. Identify trends within the industry as well as among your peers. New Q3 2024 data.
Don't miss the latest sales trends in the Canadian group insurance market for life, long-term disability, and other types of health insurance. New 3Q 2024 data.
View the latest consumer and sales information for individual and worksite life insurance.
Help consumers advance retirement readiness with unbiased and actionable information and insights.
Examine the life, health, and related employee benefits marketplace from the carrier, employer, employee, and distributor perspectives.
Explore how financial products are sold via agents and advisors, websites, direct marketing, and more.
Benchmark your key product risks and your company’s product experience against the industry as a whole or against specific sub-segments of the industry.
Identify risks and opportunities by tapping into LIMRA’s predictive analytic expertise and community.
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