Socio-Economic Acceleration During Crisis through Insurance Awareness and Literacy: Customer Service Approach
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The cover story of the present paper moves on to examine the different aspects of insurance literacy through education, its needs and applicability; and to evaluate the present status of initiatives taken in this regard for future success in India; because, the socio-economic transformation led to the delegation of responsibility in the financial security of individuals and institutions. Particularly, insurance is one of the financial services, which provide financial security of life and properties of individuals and institutions. There exists a gap in the awareness level of insurance benefits in Indian Society. That is why, insurance education is imperative to enhance the understanding and communication about risk issues which may be protected through insurance.Downloads
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