As individuals struggle to ensure long-term financial security, Gary Shaughnessy, CEO EMEA, Zurich, reports on how governments, employers and insurers can work together to close these income gaps.
Living longer allows us to earn more by working longer. But as we get older, there's also the risk that we may not be fit enough to work for at least part of our career. Have you thought about what would happen to you or those you support if you were unable to work due to things like sickness or disability?
Our new report entitled, Embracing the income protection gaps challenge: options and solutions, shows there's an increasing burden on the individual to make their long-term-financial security a reality. This burden is far too great for many individuals to bear so we've come up with practical recommendations for change - and - how governments, employers and insurers can work together to close such income protection gaps.
Watch our video to learn more about what needs to change and we can work together to help protect your household income.
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