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This is rather like saying when I go to Duckwalls and buy a package of Fruit of the Looms, I am helping others to buy briefs.
Money paid to the insurance company goes to executive bonuses and other operating and infrastructure costs; profits; and "inventory" to be used in the conduct of the business. In this case, "inventory" just happens to be money rather than underwear.
(And I didn't think we were talking about non-profit mutual benefit organizations.)
Money paid to the insurance company goes to executive bonuses and other operating and infrastructure costs; profits; and "inventory" to be used in the conduct of the business. In this case, "inventory" just happens to be money rather than underwear.
(And I didn't think we were talking about non-profit mutual benefit organizations.)
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