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Insurance Part 3


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Insurance has developed into a major business with time, simply due to the amount of money to be made. More and more companies are being set up to claim a stake in today's ever so valuable market.

Let's say you own an insurance company and you have one hundred middle aged people paying premiums of 50 per month for their car insurance. You are taking in 5,000 per month and with the fact that the drivers are middle aged, they are less likely to have an accident. One person has an accident every month costing you 3,000 so you are still left with 2,000. Remember, like gambling, there are ups and downs, some months there may be no accidents so you keep your entire premium, but other months you might have 5 accidents resulting in you paying out more than you take in. Again, like gambling, the house will always win. Premium rates are highly sophisticated and companies take great care in accumulating how much is the right price to pay. Surely it is a risky business but if you are willing to take a chance it could pay off in a big way.

With today's ever changing climate, some insurance companies are being left out of pocket due to major disasters. Some home insurance companies will be made bankrupt in the event of a natural disaster along with anyone who holds a stake in the company as they are all liable for the compensation. This is why premiums for home insurance are sure to go up in light of recent disasters.

Home insurance, contents insurance and buildings insurance are best searched online were you can compare a number of quotes in seconds. This will inevitably save you precious time and money.

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