CUSTOMER PERCEPTION TOWARD INVESTING IN LIFE INSURANCE: A STUDY CONDUCTED IN RURAL AREA
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This study investigates customer perception towards investing in life insurance within a rural area. Recognizing the importance of life insurance for financial security, the research explores the factors influencing purchase decisions in this specific demographic. Primary data was collected through structured questionnaires administered to a sample of rural residents. The analysis aimed to identify key perceptions related to the benefits of life insurance, trust in providers, understanding of policy features, and the influence of socio-economic factors. The findings provide valuable insights into the unique considerations and challenges associated with promoting life insurance adoption in rural areas, offering implications for insurance companies seeking to expand their reach and tailor their offerings to this significant market segment.
Research Objectives: To study perception of investor while investment in life insurance and to assess the relationship between demographic factors and purpose of investment in life insurance.
Research Objectives: To study perception of investor while investment in life insurance and to assess the relationship between demographic factors and purpose of investment in life insurance.
Investors Life Insurance Perception Rural area.
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Sukani, Jyoti. "Customer Perception Toward Investing in Life Insurance: A Study Conducted in Rural Area." International Journal of Science, Strategic Management and Technology, vol. , no. , , pp. . doi:https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsmt.v2i2.145.
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2.Dr. P. Annamuthu. (2019). A Study on Customer Perception Towards Investing In Life Insurance. THINK INDIA JOURNAL. Volume 22, Issue 10, 115-119.
3.Dr. R. Padmaja, Shifaly. (2018). A Study on Investors Perception Towards Lic. IOSR Journal of Business and Management. Volume 20, Issue 3, 48-53.
4.Dr. KRISHNA BANANA. (2018). A Study on Customer Perception On Life Insurance Policies In India. International Journal of Research in Social Sciences. Volume 8, Issue 1, 56-77.
5.Chaudhary, Sandeep. (2016). Consumer Perception Regarding Life Insurance Policies: A Factor Analytical Approach. Pacific Business Review International. Volume I, Issue III 30-40.
6.V. Subashini. (2016). A Study on Investors Perception on Life Insurance with Special Reference to Max Life Insurance Private Limited. International Journalfor Innovative Research in Science & Technology. Volume – 2, Issue- 11, 293-295.
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