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In reply to the discussion: Insurance companies did quite well this year. Here is their report thru 3rd quarter 2024. [View all]
 

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3. Assuming info correct, the profit margin of roughly 3% is low compared to banks, dining, drugs, education,
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Fri Dec 6, 2024, 05:05 PM
Dec 2024

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Insurance companies did quite well this year. Here is their report thru 3rd quarter 2024. [View all] flying_wahini Dec 2024 OP
DuRec leftstreet Dec 2024 #1
My same insurance double from 2024 to 2025. Deductible increased 30%. LizBeth Dec 2024 #2
Wow that's a lot! flying_wahini Dec 2024 #18
Assuming info correct, the profit margin of roughly 3% is low compared to banks, dining, drugs, education, Silent Type Dec 2024 #3
There are ways to game it. Xolodno Dec 2024 #4
3.3% seems to be norm for industry. Jets, etc., get expensed out over years. If they paid their Execs a Billion Silent Type Dec 2024 #7
You missed my point. Xolodno Dec 2024 #8
Fine. Take an insurer like UHC with 25 M covered people. Pay the execs nothing and you'd Silent Type Dec 2024 #9
If you want better care, standards, etc. The money has to come from somewhere. Xolodno Dec 2024 #10
$100 B in improper billing a year for Medicare and Medicaid according to HHS/CMA. Silent Type Dec 2024 #12
Go on.... Xolodno Dec 2024 #13
Like your company never underpaid on a claim or had a contractor cheat you. Besides, I thought you were done. Silent Type Dec 2024 #14
This message was self-deleted by its author Silent Type Dec 2024 #15
BTW, what was your company's profit margin? Probably more than health insurance. Silent Type Dec 2024 #16
Looks like Obamacare has worked out ok for them. jalan48 Dec 2024 #5
My insurance went up 10 dollars RANDYWILDMAN Dec 2024 #6
WHAT THE ABSOLUTE FUCK!!!!!!!!! a kennedy Dec 2024 #11
And United... Ollie Garkie Dec 2024 #17
If you pay them and they deny, defend and depose I'm quite sure it helps their bottom line Always Blue Dec 2024 #19
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