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> "I get companies need to make money. I have no problem with that. Increase my rate," Pratt says. "But to just drop people — you know, it's scary. It leaves u
by MattGaiser 3y ago
> "I get companies need to make money. I have no problem with that. Increase my rate," Pratt says. "But to just drop people — you know, it's scary. It leaves us feeling extremely vulnerable."
This is a signal of just how vulnerable and at risk your house is, where it is. You are extremely vulnerable. Insurance doesn't change that.
- WhatsName 3y agoQuestion is, if this has always been the case or has become a new/increasing phenomena. I would call foul if insurances could just weasle their way out of anything that might affect their bottomline because they miscalculated risk. What if your life insurance drops you because they suddenly get access to genetic data, so they increase their odds after the fact?