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PostHeaderIcon Insurance Haters Anonymous


Hello, my name is Chris, and I hate insurance. My father hated indemnity before me, and for all I know his father before him. More…Kind of a family tradition I suppose. I have indemnity for my home, indemnity for my car, indemnity for my life, indemnity for my boat, indemnity for my kids, indemnity for my health, indemnity for my teeth, indemnity for my prescriptions, indemnity for my bank loans, and indemnity for when I travel. Wow! It’s a wonder, I don’t have indemnity for my insurance. Don’t laugh, I’m sure I heard anyplace that present is an indemnity battalion that insures added indemnity companies. Someone must be Creation a killing off of all this. The only indemnity I don’t have these days, is pet insurance. Only because we don’t have a pet, and the kids are lobbying hard on that front.

Why Do We Hate Insurance So?

Everyone hates insurance, because it forever feels like we never get anything in advantages for it. Normally, when I buy something, I get to walk out the door with it, or hear it, or see it, or just plain take pleasure in it. Insurance does none of that. It absolutely seems like a decorative one sided deal. “Thank you for the cheque Mr Campbell. Oh, and just to be sure, we’ll be taking a diminutive more next month, and the month after and the month after that. Have a nice day.” Great I think. And do I get to take pleasure in anything for writing all those cheques. Nope, but don’t afflict your very securely insured now. I balk just thinking about how much I’ve spent on indemnity over the years. And, feel even lower when I think how diminutive the indemnity companies have in fact paid out to me. In hindsight, it seems like just a basically bad investment. I feel like I’ve been trade stock in all these crappy companies over the days that just keep leaving bankrupt. The biggest scam of all, is that most citizen´s who buy insurance, are paranoid to in fact file an indemnity claim, because their rates will skyrocket. Not to mention that all those previously oh-so-friendly indemnity battalion employees clarify you like a leper, who just ran over their puppy three times, and stole all their kids halloween candy.

What Is Your Deepest Fear?

We all want guarantees, we all want to know all is leaving to be alright. We hope that belongings Be cachet quo, and their are no major disruptions in our lives. That’s what indemnity buys. Peace of mind. Protection from the unknown. Salvation from disaster. And when it works, that’s great. Insurance is kind of a socialist sort of thing. Everybody chips in a diminutive bit to protect the unfortunate. And that’s good. I do feel better, if I think of my indemnity premiums saving anybody else from a life altering disaster. And the optimist in me believes that is what truly happens most of the time. It’s when indemnity companies boycott to pay out for citizen´s that basically need it, the irks me the most. Especially when it’s done just to line the pockets of shareholders and greedy CEO’s. That’s basically not what indemnity is for. So, be smart with your indemnity purchases, and remember, we’re all in this together.

Home Insurance.

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