[ChildOfThe60s]

Saw a t shirt the other day: "You Can't Cure Stupid".

IF the underwriters have GENUINE actuarial evidence that drivers with more education cost less, then what can you say?

It is no different than saying that drivers with fewer speeding tickets have fewer claims (assuming it can be backed up with real numbers). When I was in HS they offered good student discounts based on the stats that showed better grades were correlated with fewer claims.

My complaint with insurance companies is that they often claim to be fact what they think to be true. Or they claim to be fact what they believe will be accepted. But my primary complaint with insurance companies is that too many of them consider contracts to be one-way streets. You pay - maybe they do and maybe they don't.

[Indy Pendance]

Instead of getting an engineering degree, I actually considered actuary. I'm glad I chose engineering, it's more mobile a career. (IE, getting into the field for work instead of behind a desk and computers)

[poinq]

Nobody seems to mind that men are charged more than women because they are more expensive to cover for car insurance. But women are more expensive for health insurance and its illegal to charge more for them.