While national figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show that roughly 60% of employers offer a group life plan, private studies paint a different picture, with dramatic disparities between generations.
Roughly half (51%) of Americans polled by Western & Southern Financial Group own life insurance. But that number drops to 36% for Generation Z adults. It jumps to 57% for Baby Boomers. Half of millennials and 55% of Gen X carry life insurance.
Premiums increase as workers age, so locking in low rates early in their careers benefits Gen Z workers. Life insurance may not be on the minds of single workers without families, but it’s worth thinking about. Even if 20-somethings aren’t ready to invest in an individual life insurance plan, group coverage can help cover funeral and burial costs if a worst-case scenario occurs.
The DBL Center leverages our relationships with best-in-class carriers to provide affordable policies that benefit workers at all stages of life.
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