One-quarter of young adults lack health coverage

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A survey that InsuranceQuotes.com commissioned finds that 24% of young adults between ages 18 and 29, known as millennials, do not have health insurance.

Individuals in this group, according to the vendor, are less likely than all other age groups to have health care, automobile, life, homeowner’s, renter’s and disability insurance, according to the survey, which Princeton Survey Research Associates International conducted in English and Spanish with 1,003 respondents.

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