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Over recent decades, numerous fundamental shifts have influenced the structure of the American family. Within the life insurance landscape specifically, these changes present modern and meaningful implications for consumer needs and expectations.

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Over recent decades, numerous fundamental shifts have influenced the structure of the American family. New social, demographic, and cultural trends have emerged to both shape existing family dynamics and give rise to many forms beyond the “typical” household. At a high level, these point to the emergence of a new era in the United States — one with a more heterogeneous and complex population than ever. Within the life insurance landscape specifically, these changes present modern and meaningful implications for consumer needs and expectations. Key populations to consider include those who have delayed typical milestones, single-parent families, nontraditional families, and LGBTQ+ households.

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