Insurance companies operate by reducing risk, and an insurer that suddenly has to pay out more because of a circumstance is going to take steps to make sure they don't have to pay out for that circumstance.
Is this the first shot in a company quietly removing eligibility for vaccinated persons?
Insurance companies operate by reducing risk, and an insurer that suddenly has to pay out more because of a circumstance is going to take steps to make sure they don't have to pay out for that circumstance.
Is this the first shot in a company quietly removing eligibility for vaccinated persons?
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