Daily Dose of Curiosity
I assume this question is specific to the US because there is no reason anyone elsewhere in the world would not have access to insurance if they want it. Millionaires got that way by being sensible with money, which includes insuring catastrophic, unpredictable risks. Assuming we can define a millionaire as someone who has a … Read more
It started with Denmark in 1892, and all countries soon had it after the end of WWII Not that you asked, but I’d like to add that Canada had enabled UNIVERSAL healthcare for all, without a copay, with a universal health care law tabled in 1967. Doctors tried to strike but soon realized that their … Read more
The answer is yes, yes, yes. Of course, I support fairness. Something like this should be phased in somehow, but it must happen. Smoking, reckless driving, and stuff I am not thinking of right now. If we can measure it, we can put a price on it. There is the issue of fairness. Others should … Read more
The lockdown and the covid 19 impacts led to a significant rise in the number of reported cases of psychological disorders that required clinical interventions. IRDA the governing body for all the insurance companies in India has now made it mandatory for all the insurers to include, mental disorder issues, under the coverage scope of … Read more