Sentences with phrase «affluent consumers who»

Affluent consumers who want to maintain their loved ones» financial security sometimes add an ROP term life insurance policy to supplement a whole life insurance policy.

«What we're seeing now is that there are a lot more mass affluent consumers who are looking for more tangible benefits,» he says.

Borro targets affluent consumers who seek credit at scales not available from traditional lenders.

Not exact matches

As result, low - income Americans will again have a less - merry season than affluent consumers, who are more flush thanks in part to surging stock markets.

«The use of premium spirits in cocktails is being driven by younger, more affluent consumers, who may be drinking less, but who are drinking better quality,» Samaroo explains.

Affluent are more often victims of ID theft, report shows — Wealthy consumers who enjoy leisure activities such as tennis, skiing and international vacations are top targets for identity thieves, according to a new report.

As more affluent consumers return to urban areas — especially empty - nesters who have long cherished pet ownership — they are making decisions whether to include taking their pets along.

Bonus rewards for using mobile payments are being directed at cards popular with millennials (i.e., the Sapphire Reserve) and more affluent consumers (i.e., the Altitude Reserve), who also are more likely to use mobile payments.

Delegates at last year's inaugural WTM Vision Conference — São Paulo heard about the hotel building boom in Brazil as well as trends among consumers, who are becoming more affluent, and increasingly using mobiles and social media.

Because they are more affordable, term life products are typically popular with younger, less affluent consumers — particularly families who need the protection, but may not have the available cash for more expensive products, Theroux adds, which offer investment options in exchange for higher premiums.

By sponsoring studies, hiring multiple research firms, conducting consumer focus groups and forming close connections to its member sales associates who work with luxury clientele, Luxury Portfolio has developed a keen understanding of affluent behaviors and lifestyles.

Unlike the traditional affluent individual who had inherited his or her wealth, the «new luxury» consumer was self - made, growing up with middle - class values, a strong sense of family and a desire to learn about luxury products and services in order to make intelligent decisions.

«In the last 12 years, we knew the affluent consumer was a boomer who was born «middle - class» and whose wealth was self - generated rather than inherited.