Not everyone trades on margin or speculates with derivatives. We just drip money into a diversified portfolio. There is obviously potential for huge losses. It all depends on how the companies of the world do.
I agree. If there's no underwriting, it's not insurance. I think the concept of insurance against non-accidental health problems was poised to fall apart because of genetic testing. PPACA spreads the risk of things that have already happened by eliminating underwriting.
It won't be the big boys. I have read that some big time investors have started taking money out already. Not sure how that can be verified. I know my small money is out.
Have you heard this one. One hundred people are standing in a circle. Everyone owes the person to their right one dollar. No one has any money. A man walks by who is friends with one of the people in the circle. The friend borrows a dollar and hands it to the person on his right. This continues around the circle until the dollar comes back to the guy who borrowed it. He gives it back to his friend and everyone is paid off. What just happened? A guy told me this without an explanation. Just food for thought I guess.
It is not for the faint of heart. It sounds like big money is being made but I think the chances for huge losses are real. I am out until we see a major correction.
if the states hadn't been in on the deal, a person would have been able to take their insurance with them if they changed jobs-just like retirement plans that are vested. Medical underwriting makes sense-insurance is about risk not about rights
Thought I would get there first. (joking) ;-)
Sorry...but I didn't dream this tax up.
And, sorry...you are absorbing it in any policy that adheres to the ACA.
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