
TOKYO -- Japanese life insurance providers likely will reduce premiums by 5-10% beginning next year, as the data they use to calculate insurance charges is expected to be revised to reflect longer life expectancy.
Insurers to pass on savings from fewer death-benefit payouts
TOKYO -- Japanese life insurance providers likely will reduce premiums by 5-10% beginning next year, as the data they use to calculate insurance charges is expected to be revised to reflect longer life expectancy.
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