Life Insurer Refuses To Cover Vaccine Death - Read all article; Could this be future in USA?

[Patriot1]

https://freewestmedia.com/2022/01/14/life-insurer-refuses-to-cover-vaccine-death/

 

[fed up]

This is from Europe, not a US company, not a US citizen

 

[adjusterjack]

And nobody can verify that the court case even exists.

 

[fed up]

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[DHK]

I just removed and blocked someone for posting fear-mongering posts on their personal profile about the insurance industry in the USA and causing doubt whether claims would be paid in the event of a COVID-related death. (To be clear, I did post the proper information like the link to the ACLI, and that poster DELETED those comments and continued to promote fear-mongering. That's when I unfriended and removed from my groups. Licensed agents should be realistic, but supportive of the industry in general.)

This stemmed from an article on a France-based insurer who (allegedly) excludes suicide COMPLETELY on a policy and ruled the complications of the COVID vaccine as "experimental medication" and therefore ruled the death as a suicide.

This poster was saying "who would prevent this from happening in the United States?"
I'll tell you: 50 state insurance commissioners and the NAIC would not allow that.

We have 50 state regulators, not just one country regulating insurance. And no commissioner would want to be the FIRST one to exclude suicide PERMANENTLY from claims.

There is also this ACLI (American Council of Life Insurers) press release, should anyone here have to deal with it.

For anyone with clients or prospects, keep this on hand:
News Release: American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) Responds To Social Media Misinformation About COVID-19 Vaccine | ACLI.com

 

[DHK]

Now, as far as UNDERWRITING is concerned, I happen to know that Columbus Life now has some updated standards regarding underwriting for Covid Vaccination status.

 

[Jab246jab]

I just hope the industry does not go to zoom calls instead of face to face meetings. In person makes a huge difference in selling a policy.

 

[WinoBlues]

I just hope the industry does not go to zoom calls instead of face to face meetings. In person makes a huge difference in selling a policy.

Yeah, selling by phone or internet will never catch on.

 

[Jab246jab]

Yeah, selling by phone or internet will never catch on.

I hope not but it seems like the industry is slowly moving towards that direction.

 

[Cornelius]

With the now I'm home COVID checks I wonder how long before in home test become a requirement.

Hopefully never but I remember the days of mouth swabs.