Moving targets.
Today's consumers have changing lifestyles and spending habits. People have their children later and live alone for longer. Keith Sankey asks how the life sector can sell to today's thirtysomethings.
We live in an age of demographic and social change. The process issometimes so rapid that it is more a case of revolution than
evolution.
It is now generally accepted that factors such as the ageing
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