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August 30, 2019 at 11:08 PM
Competition may look fierce in the voluntary life insurance, but OneAmerica Financial Partners Inc. says there are still giant holes in penetration.
Only about 28% of the U.S. workers who participated in a survey the company commissioned said they had purchased voluntary life insurance at work.
(Related: Tell the Boss Workers Want Voluntary Life: OneAmerica)
About 47% who have no voluntary life insurance said they had no access to voluntary life benefits at work.
When OneAmerica broke out the data for the survey participants with no access to voluntary life at work, it found that 59% said they would be likely to buy voluntary life insurance, if their employer offered that benefit.
OneAmerica — the Indianapolis-based parent of American United Life Insurance Company — hired the Harris Poll to conduct the survey. The survey sample included 1,017 U.S. workers ages 18 and older who were employed full-time or part-time.
