Insurance Companies: How they make money | Primerli

Welcome back to the Primerli TH-cam channel. In this video, we talk about how insurance companies make money.
We discuss the revenue generating levers:
1) Underwriting Income (from customer premiums); AND
2) Investment Income (investments that generate returns).
Within 3 minutes, you will have the basics of how insurance companies generate revenues, and how revenue can play out within the insurance company's balance sheet.
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Here's a brief synopsis:
The goal of insurance is to provide financial protection against unforeseeable life events. When you get an insurance policy, you make monthly payments known as premiums, to purchase financial protection against things like accidents, illness, or even death.
Insurance plans are beneficial to anyone looking to protect their family, assets/property, and themselves from financial risk/losses.
Insurance plans will help you pay for medical emergencies, hospitalization contraction of any illnesses and treatment, and medical care required in the future.
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[@chrisscoggins6444]

You are forced to buy it. That's how they make money

[@tammyhendrix-doucette3798]

How financially solvent are you? Just wondering 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@abdullahmarz7937]

So you are better not to RI

[@chrisscoggins6444]

They make mo ey because you are forced to buy it. If you don't you get taxed even more and most of the time you don't even need it. What a horrible business. But it's going to be successful because everyone is forced to buy it

[@bruh-ni1fy]

Grow up.

[@chrisscoggins6444]

@bruh-ni1fy so I'm not wrong I just need to think about it different. Got it.

[@bruh-ni1fy]

@@chrisscoggins6444 No, you are wrong. You are not wrong that certain types of insurance in many places is mandatory, but you are wrong that it is a horrible business, because you do not understand why it is mandatory. You are reacting emotionally, not thinking logically.