Industry Voice Magazine

Spring 2024 edition: Protecting the future

Love it or hate it, social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are changing the way younger generations think about money and life insurance. Now it’s up to the industry to keep the pace and stay relevant.

In the latest edition of Industry Voice, we look at how the industry can help close the protection gap across all generations.

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