Pacific Life Re: What do consumers really think? A review of our consumer research

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This is the fifth and final in a series of pieces highlighting Pacific Life Re's key findings from consumer research on consumers' perceptions of protection claims management.

Whilst some clear messages have emerged, there is a caveat that we should always be careful about how we interpret the findings from consumer surveys; in some instances, questions may be poorly understood or misread, and some level of interpretation may be applied by the respondent.  What do consumers really think about…  …the percentage of claims paid? There is a wide difference between the proportion of claims that consumers believe are paid, and the true figure.  The industry has made significant and material changes to improve claims outcomes since the introduction of TCF Cl...

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