
Protection Quotient moves up by 4 points on the back of heightened life insurance ownership
The Hindu
Urban India witnessed a positive movement of 4 points on the India Protection Quotient (IPQ) scale from 35 (in last survey) to 39 (in this survey) as per the findings of a survey conducted by Max Life India in association with Kantar.
However, it was found that in the backdrop of COVID-19, India continued to feel financially insecure.
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