Putting Solid Ground Under Financial Instability
Aflac Incorporated recently addressed growing concerns surrounding inflation, recession, and the ongoing effects of the global pandemic on consumers. The Aflac WorkForces Report highlights that younger generations face heightened anxiety regarding unanticipated medical costs not covered by health insurance. Overall, the report indicates that these economic challenges are impacting the financial stability and decision-making processes of consumers, particularly in health care and employment.
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- Increased consumer anxiety regarding medical costs.
- Younger generations report elevated concerns over financial stability.
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / April 5, 2023 / Aflac Incorporated
Originally published in California Broker Magazine
By Matthew Owenby, Chief Human Resources Officer, Aflac Incorporated
No matter how you get your news these days, you're likely seeing and hearing these words: inflation, recession and economic downturn. Costs are rising, and consumers are feeling the weight of it at every turn in life - at the gas pump, grocery store, and with their health care options and work choices. Many are still feeling the lingering effects of the global pandemic, further complicating various facets of work and life.
According to my organization's recent Aflac WorkForces Report, younger generations are particularly vulnerable with elevated anxiety over unanticipated medical costs not covered by health insurance.
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