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Originally Posted by Razor
Actually, yes. Almost all health/life insurance companies conduct some type of health history pre-screening, and many will charge higher premiums to those with a family history of certain diseases, including cancer. This holds even if the insured doesn't currently show any signs of having the disease. How's that for "not fair", or "not their fault"?  |
Not here in the people's socialist republic where no one can be turned down for health care insurance and the companies are forbidden by law from charging unhealthy people more for their premiums. As a result I pay $911.23 a month for my families health care insurance the same exact amount that someone who has cancer, heart disease and diabities pays. Wonderful, ain't it?