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I don't think that's entirely correct. In some cases at least, insurance companies do send a check for the difference. But it is applied in terms of their total
by mistercow 13y ago
I don't think that's entirely correct. In some cases at least, insurance companies do send a check for the difference. But it is applied in terms of their total revenue and spending, not what they spent on you specifically.
- yardie 13y agoIt's just my laymans explanation of how you won't, personally, see a benefit. I've never had a company send me a check except as a refund. Usually the reductions are rolled into the next cycle. But if they are mailing checks that is even better.