Insurance company: "If you give me $10 a month, I'll fix your house [or car or health] in case anything* happens."
* For a complete list of what "anything" actually is, please consult a team of lawyers.
For the insurance companies, it is cheaper to pay a lawyer to figure out how not to pay you, then to simply pay your claim. (It makes good business.)
(Note: I'll acknowledge that insurance fraud is a growing problem. Whether or not the current practices of the industry is contributing as a minor component of the fraud is worth investigating.)
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