LIMRA Consumer Research

James T. Scanlon, M.S., HIA 9/28/2016
LIMRA Consumer Research
The number of U.S. households owning life insurance (87.2 million) grew by 4.9 million over the last six years.
The overall ownership rate (market penetration) is 70 percent, unchanged from 2010.
The average amount of coverage owned and the average household income replacement ratio have decreased over the past 12 years leaving many households underinsured.
Almost half of all U.S. households have a life insurance need gap. The total market need is at least $12 trillion. Market need will grow by approximately 2.8 percent annually. This means an additional $340 billion of new life insurance need enters the market each year.
The life insurance gap in the United States is more than $16 trillion. Uncover the six markets that represent 70 percent of the opportunity.
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