No, they won't. Insurance companies don't really make their money on policies, they make it on investments. They are really giant investment companies with the money not from your payments in for a retirement pension, but from your monthly car or home insurance payments. When they get slammed for insurance payouts, it's because of a hurricane or something, and the feds bail them out.
I think they will stick to the already happened line of saying it was an experimental injection, and somewhere buried in the fine print of subsection D, clause 45.2, that they don't have to issue life insurance payouts for experimental, voluntary medial treatments.
After all, it's not like anybody forced you to take the shot.
They do have liquid reserves, huge ones. I guess what I'm saying, is that they won't collapse unless a series of black swan events happen where, at the same time, vaxxed die off not in a trickle or steady flow (like they have been) but in a gushing torrent, combined with a market collapse such that they can't sell their investments to create liquidity, and at the same time, the feds either refuse to bail them out or there is a currency collapse.
No, they won't. Insurance companies don't really make their money on policies, they make it on investments. They are really giant investment companies with the money not from your payments in for a retirement pension, but from your monthly car or home insurance payments. When they get slammed for insurance payouts, it's because of a hurricane or something, and the feds bail them out.
Also, they will just deny the claims.
I think they will stick to the already happened line of saying it was an experimental injection, and somewhere buried in the fine print of subsection D, clause 45.2, that they don't have to issue life insurance payouts for experimental, voluntary medial treatments.
After all, it's not like anybody forced you to take the shot.
They do have liquid reserves, huge ones. I guess what I'm saying, is that they won't collapse unless a series of black swan events happen where, at the same time, vaxxed die off not in a trickle or steady flow (like they have been) but in a gushing torrent, combined with a market collapse such that they can't sell their investments to create liquidity, and at the same time, the feds either refuse to bail them out or there is a currency collapse.
A lot more to worry about with a solar pole flip than insurance companies!