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This is hilarious.
A younger generation that does not earn as much as its seniors is now being blamed for consumption failures in a market segment.
While I agree with what everyone has said below me, there is a bigger issue here. You ASSUMED.
I never blamed younger adults for not wanting to buy insurance. I simply said why agents are idiots if they chase after this group. The reward is not commiserate with the effort. Why is not something I can solve, but I can clearly see its not worth. Because even if working adults saw the value in life insurance and they wanted to buy it, you're still mainly going to be stuck working nights and weekends to sell it. And that is when I would rather spend time with my family.
There are some internet agents who are successfully making money with this demographic, but not near enough to properly serve it. And too many people are wise to putting their info in a lead form. Too many vendors sell it to multiple agents. To make it worse, many of these agents are actually call centers. Then you combine this with leads getting resold multiple times, and suddenly the phone never stops ringing. The same happens to email, the inbox explodes.
So right now this is a failed demographic for insurance sales. Without a core change somewhere, it really isn't that profitable for agents.