UnderwriteMe releases Protection Platform Pulse Report

Customer trends revealed

Cameron Roberts
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Insurtech, UnderwriteMe, has released its Protection Platform Pulse Report, which analysed customers insights from its Protection Platform.

The report, which analysed application submitted and purchased in 2024, also showed that the average customer has 1.16 disclosures. The most common disclosures for life insurance, according to the Insurtech, were: depression, anxiety, stress; raised blood pressure; cholesterol; and diabetes among others. On the critical illness cover (CIC) side, the most common disclosures were: depression, anxiety, stress; back pain; asthma; and raised blood pressure. Britney Trussler, protection manager, Dynamo, said: "The most common disclosures we encounter include high blood pressure, high cho...

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