It is likely that higher excess mortality will impact insurance premiums across the whole population whether vaccinated or unvaccinated.
Is this fair?
Can insurers afford to differentiate based on vaccination status?
How would they know anyway?
"No matter which way you do it…the line that you create—a regression line—goes up into the right."
Based on CDC data, the more COVID-19 #vaccine doses in an area, the greater the increase in mortality & #ExcessDeaths in 2022 vs. 2021, says Josh Stirling
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Will the insurance industry seek compensation from the Pharmaceutical industry for losses associated with covid vaccines and excess deaths?
Big questions ahead.
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Close to a given that Life Insurance will skyrocket. Just like energy & groceries.
Wretched fcUKdup with senior citizens dying from cold & hunger in their own homes.
Beyond disgraceful & beyond evil. Time to take back our democracy is now.
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Either insurance companies will not be allowed to consider the COVID vaccinations when calculating premiums for life and medical, or the insurance companies will have special higher rates for people who are not fully up-to-date on all their vaccines. This will be a way to apply pressure to the unvaccinated even though probably they should pay lower rates.