The pie chart presents data on the proportion of different types of private insurance policies in the whole world, while the table provides information about the personal insurance policy ownership rates in India, England, and Australia.
Overall, automobile, health, and lives of people are the most popular kinds of private insurance policies over the world. In terms of personal insurance policy possession by country, England has more people with insurance, compared to Australia and India. Unlike England and Australia, in India, people tend to insure their health and life rather than their vehicles.
According to the worldwide distribution, 35% of vehicles are insured. The percentages of individuals who insured their health and life are slightly below than that of auto, accounting for 31% and 28%, respectively. Other kinds of personal insurance policies constitute only 6% of all.
On the other hand, a quarter of England population has insurance, while the largest amount of insurances, with 10% of all, accounted for auto. Similarly, in Australia, auto insurance has a larger proportion, with 1.9% of all insurances. Nevertheless, in India, the proportion of health and life insurances are relatively higher than auto, accounting for 3.5% and 1.7%, correspondingly.