Asian Americans Most Worried About Lost Income as a Result of COVID-19, Says New Lincoln Financial Study
Lincoln Financial Group's Monthly Consumer Sentiment Tracker reveals that 37% of Asian Americans are concerned about income loss due to COVID-19, reflecting significant economic impact. Unemployment among Asian Americans surged over 450% from February to June 2020, with many employed in hard-hit sectors. Despite 82% of Asian Americans seeking better financial protection, one-third haven't taken any financial action, unlike other demographics. Interest in purchasing long-term care and life insurance is notably low at 12%.
- Majority of Asian Americans (82%) expressed a desire to improve financial protection.
- Unemployment rate for Asian Americans increased over 450% between February and June 2020.
- One-third of Asian American consumers have taken no financial actions post-COVID-19.
- Low interest in purchasing long-term care and life insurance products (only 12%).
According to Lincoln Financial Group’s (NYSE: LNC) Monthly Consumer Sentiment Tracker, Asian Americans (
Martin Fong is a financial planner at Acord & Fong Wealth Strategies and a registered representative of Lincoln Financial Advisors (Photo: Business Wire)
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