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More than half of consumers want healthy behaviour to affect premium

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  • 15 February 2018
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Research from VitalityHealth also reveals that 78% of PMI holders would increase physical activity to reduce policy costs

Age, medical history and healthy behaviour are things that insurers should take into account when pricing and renewing premium, a survey of over 1,000 PMI policyholders has found. According to the research, 53% of consumers want their diet and levels of exercise to be considered when premium is calculated, while 64% said that age was the most important factor. Medical history (60%) was the second most important consideration and 48% pointed to policy claims history. More than three quarters...

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