The Lower to Middle Income Families segment prefers to speak with someone in person to learn about voluntary benefits finds Eastbridge


AVON, Conn., July 10, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The top preference of employees in the Lower to Middle Income Families segment for learning about voluntary benefits is by speaking to someone in person, according to the Employee Life Stage Segmentation - MarketVisionTM—The Employee Viewpoint© report. By contrast, the top preference for the Middle to Higher Income Families segment is on their own through the Internet/intranet. All segments concurred that, in the future, they would prefer to enroll for benefits online via the Internet or intranet as opposed to on paper or by phone.

Regardless of the life stage segment, reasonable cost and filling a personal need are the most important reasons for buying voluntary products. However, Higher Income Singles and Couples, Lower Income Single Parent Families, and Lower to Middle Income Families place more emphasis on the importance of employer endorsement and the influence of co-workers than do other segments. 

The 2018 Employee Life Stage Segmentation - MarketVisionTM—The Employee Viewpoint© report looks at how employee ownership and attitudes toward voluntary benefits, purchase, enrollment and benefit communication preferences vary across six lifestyle segments:

  • Lower to Middle Income Singles.
  • Lower to Middle Income Couples.
  • Higher Income Singles and Couples.
  • Lower Income Single Parent Families.
  • Lower to Middle Income Families.
  • Middle to Higher Income Families.

The report is now available for purchase for $2,000. For more information or to order, call today at (860) 676-9633 or email us at info@eastbridge.com.

Eastbridge Consulting Group, Inc. is a marketing advisory firm serving insurance and financial services organizations in the United States and Canada.

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