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Mirum India announces strategic partnership with Resulticks
Mumbai: Mirum, a Wunderman Thompson company and a part of the WPP Group, has announced a strategic partnership with Resulticks, an audience engagement platform.
“We are happy to partner with Mirum, one of the leading digital and martech solutions agencies,” stated Resulticks CEO and CTO Mani Gopalaratnam. “Resulticks is a comprehensive, data-driven, and omnichannel marketing automation platform that supports all digital marketing requirements and gives users the ability to automate their core marketing activities. With the expertise of Mirum India added to the partner arsenal we are confident of delivering best-in-class managed services along with our platforms.”
As a part of this collaboration, Mirum will be a solution partner for Resulticks and help the ‘real-time conversation marketing cloud’ platform to implement and integrate their martech stack for customers across industries and geographies, said the statement.
“At Mirum, we understand the nuances that brands face while implementing and integrating a martech platform,” said Mirum India joint CEO Hareesh Tibrewala. “Resulticks is truly an omnichannel platform that allows marketers to plan, develop, deploy, and manage campaigns across channels like email, mobile, web, and social media while automating real-time & responsive communications. With our experience of over 12 years in ceaselessly delivering implementation projects, we are excited and look forward to our partnership with Resulticks.”
Rising living costs, longer financial responsibilities, and changing household structures are reshaping how Indian families plan for long-term financial security. In this shifting environment, life insurance is increasingly being viewed as a core part of structured financial planning rather than an optional protection tool.
Securing Your Family’s Finances with Life Insurance
Life insurance plays a role in family financial planning by supporting income continuity and long‑term financial responsibilities in the event of an unexpected loss. With this coverage amount, the family can continue to maintain their daily needs, fund children’s education, repay debts, and meet other financial obligations.
Beyond basic financial protection, life insurance has expanded to support long‑term planning objectives, helping families manage education costs, liabilities, and continuity of income.
Retirement Benefits with Life Insurance
As India’s workforce becomes more conscious of post‑retirement income security, life insurance is increasingly linked with retirement planning. Regular income options integrated into insurance products are being viewed to reduce dependence on external support systems later in life.
Save your Income Tax with Life Insurance
Tax efficiency remains one of the reasons families factor life insurance into financial planning, as it continues to be recognised under prevailing tax provisions as a long‑term savings and protection tool.
Policy Flexibility and Early Adoption Trends
Early adoption and flexible policy design have also contributed to growing relevance, as insurers respond to broader financial planning needs across different life stages.
How Life Insurance is Evolving for Family Financial Planning
- Easier Digital Access
Purchasing a life insurance policy no longer involves loads of paperwork, multiple visits to the insurance office, etc. With online options, purchasing and managing life insurance policies has become much easier.
You can compare various insurance plans online, get instant quotes for premiums, opt for paperless documentation, and avail of faster claim settlements. This also helps maintain transparency among policyholders.
- Growing Popularity of Term Insurance
Term insurance plans are becoming more popular because of their high coverage and affordability. This shift reflects a growing preference for high‑coverage, cost‑efficient protection aligned with practical family responsibilities.
- Focus on Long-term Family Goals
As financial planning becomes more structured and long‑term in nature, life insurance is increasingly viewed as foundational rather than supplementary. Its role in addressing income continuity, long‑term obligations, and evolving family needs explains why relevance continues to grow in today’s planning conversations.
