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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:
Life changes you be, what you see now will not be what you see in 5,10,15,20 yrs.
Insurance is pooling risk period.
Life changes you be, what you see now will not be what you see in 5,10,15,20 yrs.
Insurance is pooling risk period.
People dont need something until they NEED it..then I suppose they just file BK or sh!t on the other party when they are unable to fulfill their end of the deal right?
So yes at age 30 you are in a great position, you might not need it now and that "cost" seems high..I promise if you live past 40 you will start seeing value in pooling risk.
Same goes for insurance..if you are willing to roll the dice then be ready to pay up if you roll snake eyes.
It doesn't seem that the private model of pooling risk, is either effective or affordable, so why are we going to force everyone to submit?
What i don't understand, is how anyone makes the argument that the good old altruistic private health insurance corporations, who don't serve us individuals all that well in the current system, will better our health, if only we could get everyone that doesn't currently buy their product, to buy their product. How does that make it more affordable for anyone? I mean, we had similar discussions early in BO presidency, but now all the sources agree that after a look at the bill and doing some math, that costs will increase much more then originally advertised, so i doubt anyone would argue that this reigns in costs,,,,
