Reason: None provided.
The answer is that insurance rates are not only based on the current year but also on the projection of over a long period of time.
If payouts spike but level off over a long period of time then the insurance can be window dressed over.
But if there is a spike in deaths followed by a huge increase then it can not be glossed over with any window dressing.
1 year ago
2 score
Reason: Original
The answer is that insurance rates are not only based on the current year but also on the projection of the over a long period of time.
If payouts spike but level off over a long period of time then the insurance can be window dressed over.
But if there is a spike in deaths followed by a huge increase then it can not be glossed over with any window dressing.
1 year ago
1 score