MIB did not propose a reason for the dramatic decrease in application activity for young consumers, or the dramatic increase for people in the 60-and-older age group. One possible explanation is that changes in underwriting standards, growing awareness of the life settlement market, and growing awareness that life insurance can be used in long-term care planning is increasing older consumers' level of interest in life insurance. Another possible explanation is that some of the same insurance agents who sell life insurance to young people throughout most of the year may focus more on selling health insurance in the fall. The 2019 annual enrollment period for Medicare Advantage plans and Medicare Part D prescription drug plans started Oct. 15 and ended Friday. The 2019 open enrollment period for individual major medical insurance started Nov. 1 in most of the country and is set to end Saturday in most of the country. — Read ACA Public Exchanges Lurch Back Open, on ThinkAdvisor. — Connect with ThinkAdvisor Life/Health on LinkedIn and Twitter.
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