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Life insurance: pandemic causes sales decline

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By Charles Mathieu | September 29 2020 09:19AM

Life Insurance | LIMRA | Distribution | Analytic | Economy | Special Report | COVID-19

[SPECIAL REPORT] As expected, the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a downturn in life insurance sales in Canada in Q2 2020.

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