Insurance companies have discovered devious new ways to rip you off

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But that sense of security does not ring true for people who feel cheated when insurers use a morass of loopholes and exclusions to deny claims while continuing to raise premiums or cancel policies altogether.
55% : Even if you live outside the US and don't rely on private health insurers, you still need to purchase private insurance for your car, home, income, and life.
55% : Beyond that, there are extensive types of commercial insurance that underwrite finance, business, logistics, infrastructure, government, and everything else in society.
48% : This data can then be used as proxies for social categories like class and race or to make moral judgments about your personal responsibility, which factor into decisions for prices and policies.
44% : For most people, private insurance is their primary source of security against the vast array of (un)known risks that threaten to upturn their lives.

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