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Insurance companies were the canary in the coal mine before the LA fires.

Author: Curly1918 (16827 Posts - Joined: Aug 30, 2017)
Posted at 8:11 am on Jan 13, 2025
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Insurance has been a means to spread risk for centuries.

Insurers are highly attuned to risks and more importantly, their costs.

They only decline to provide coverage when the cost seriously outweigh the risk.

That was their professional assessment for fire coverage in LA.

And yet our elected officials disregarded this natural alarm system.

Or do they just assume that the federal government will bail them out?


Link: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/08/history-of-insurance.asp

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Replies to: "Insurance companies were the canary in the coal mine before the LA fires."

  • Insurance companies were the canary in the coal mine before the LA fires. [LINK] - Curly1918 - 8:11am 1/13/25 (5) [View All]
    • California screwed the pooch. [LINK] - PaND - 10:24am 1/13/25
    • You can say the EXACT same thing in FL, but you won't! Insurance companies are bailing on peeps - Quest4twelve - 10:06am 1/13/25
      • I'll say the same thing. Ditto for homes on barrier islands up the east coast. - Iggle - 10:36am 1/13/25
    • Of course Newsome expected a bail out and Joey delivered. Can’t say he didn’t react the same way - TampaIrish - 8:35am 1/13/25
    • like people who live in hurricane areas and flood plains, there should be - WestCoastIrishFan - 8:17am 1/13/25
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