Comment by WalterBright

Comment by WalterBright 10 days ago

3 replies

There have been endless lawsuits by homeowners alleging discrimination in their insurance rates. All this impairs granular risk assessment and insurance rates. A recent WSJ article was about lawsuits from homeowners who were quoted higher insurance rates because their roof was rotten and/or there were trees that could fall on their house.

The same has happened with auto insurance rates (men and women have different accident rates, so used to have different rates), and, glaringly, medical insurance rates.

amanaplanacanal 9 days ago

Most medical insurance isn't really insurance, it's more prepaid health care.

  • gottorf 9 days ago

    I've seen people asking why car insurance doesn't cover oil changes the same way dental insurance covers cleanings, so be careful what you wish for, I guess.