By several measures, insurance for you, your family, your home, and your car continues to rise at the fastest rate in our history. In 2005 (the latest year data are available), total national health expenditures rose 7.9 percent – more than three times the rate of inflation. Nearly 50 million Americans are uninsured for healthcare. According to Insurance Information Institute projections, the average annual expenditure for auto insurance in 2006 was 1. Millions of drivers have no auto insuran
Question by fmko ( 無神論者は神を知っていない。): Is it good business to give car insurance to a drunk driver who has had many wrecks?
if not then why is it good business to require health insurance companies to accept all people regardless of preconditions with their health…is this similar Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac…require banks to lend money who can’t afford the house or don’t have credit because the American dream is to own a home…isn’t this what Obama is proposing all people should have health insure regardless of preconditions…so people can live how every they want and the companies have to take them while the average joe who does what is right pays for it…
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Answer by jm When I graduated from college, I lost my parents insurance and had to quit my job and for another one that paid 5$ an hour less. You see, my old job did not give me benefits. I made too much to qualify for government benefits and I was uninsurable because of my diabetes. So, rather than die, I had to quit a good job so that I could collect benefits from the government, see a doctor and recieve my supplies. You paid for my supplies. I did not want you want to, but it was that or die. I would not wish that situation on my worst enemy. I think you should pray that neither you nor a child never has to go through that. The bottom line is that putting the health care industry in the hands of capitalism is immoral. Let the doctors and the hospital make their money. But insurance companies are the worst sort of evil, making profits off my health and denying medical coverage for slightest reason.
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