(December 26, 2015 at 8:52 pm)mh.brewer Wrote:(December 26, 2015 at 8:40 pm)Easy Guns Wrote: I disagree.
Rate payers are paying executives to get rich.
Every time an insurance company agrees to insure a customer, they do a risk assessment to determine overall health and likelihood of an accident. MOST of the time insurance companies are on the favorable end of that wager, every once in a while they're not.
If the insured is paying their premium, then the insurance company is holding up their end of the contract. Nothing more, nothing less. That contractual agreement has nothing to do with other paying customers.
If you feel the insurance company is taking their poor wager out of your pocket book, you should take it up with the insurance company.
Wow, this is fascinating. How long have you worked in the medical insurance field? Actuary? Underwriter? What do you base your statements on?
If you disagree with my statements, it works best to explain how your position differs from mine.
