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If insurance companies in the U.S. decide not to pay out benefits, that’s when all hell will break loose.

Insurance companies typically go to great lengths to avoid paying out claims. That's how they stay in business.

A rare exception to this practice is a life insurance policy -- for two reasons:

1. It's terrible P.R. to deny a life insurance claim. Widows and orphans make for highly sympathetic victims in these cases.

2. An insurance company that denies a life insurance claim would probably never be able to sell another insurance policy again. If you can't trust an insurer to pay out on THAT kind of claim, then you can't trust the insurer under any circumstances.

24 posted on 01/17/2022 3:14:21 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("All lies and jest; still, a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.")

If insurance companies in the U.S. decide not to pay out benefits, that’s when all hell will break loose.

All Hell is long overdue.

70 posted on 01/17/2022 4:59:25 PM PST by S.O.S121.500 (Had ENOUGH Yet ? ........................ Enforce the Bill of Rights .........It is the LAW. )