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“This is between 2020 and 2025. Something started then and is still going on....”
This is between 2020 and 2025. Something started then and is still going on....
Insurance after Covid
COVID-19 Creeps Toward Life Insurance Tax Accounting
A team of actuaries report that mortality due to COVID in US adults ages 22-44 is getting worse, life expectancy may drop in 2025 and could improve by 2034.
Insurers used this data to write life policies and asked the Treasury Dept and IRS to use it for pension plans. (Rejected)
COVID Update: XEC Variant Threatens KP.3.1.1 Dominance in the Coming Months. Excess Mortality Could Continue for a Decade: Reinsurance Company Warns
"Excess Mortality Could Continue for a Decade: Reinsurance Company Warns"
ICYMI:
“ICYMI:
Your health / life insurance premiums may soon increase if you live in areas with higher COVID-19 cases
2) You may offered a premium reduction if you’re vaccinated
3) This has nothing to do with politics or overzealous health officials. It’s cold hard math 🤷🏽♂️”
Can anyone confirm that life insurance companies are denying coverage based on prior Covid? An acquaintance wrote on a Discord I belong to that she was denied -- age 49, otherwise healthy -- and that her application asked about Covid. Wondering if this really is a thing now.
“Can anyone confirm that life insurance companies are denying coverage based on prior Covid? An acquaintance wrote on a Discord I belong to that she was denied -- age 49, otherwise healthy -- and that her application asked about Covid. Wondering if this really is a thing now.”
Meet a woman suffering from long COVID who quit her job, spent $11,000 on treatments, but still can't get disability insurance
“Meet a woman suffering from long COVID who quit her job, spent $11,000 on treatments, but still can't get disability insurance”
I was talking with an acturarist for a life insurance company today and the conversation veered into covid.
“was talking with an acturarist for a life insurance company today and the conversation veered into covid.
He said that prior history of a covid infection triggers review flags for underwriting and they're currently discussing a policy to require a physical for certain payouts