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Politics : A Neutral Corner
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To: Constant Reader who wrote (290)9/21/2005 10:54:58 AM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (1) of 2253
 
Low interest loans haven't been as much of a benefit lately as they used to be when interest rates were high.

I didn't know most people didn't buy insurance. It would not occur to me to not have insurance on my home. My home insurance lapsed a couple of times back in the days before automatic deduction bill paying and I was always uncomfortable until I got it restored. I don't have life insurance. I've gotten some odd looks from people when I tell them that, so it has always seemed to me that life insurance was a knee-jerk given for most people, whether they needed it or not.

If I find some energy, maybe I'll look up rates of participation in various forms of insurance. Or not.
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