Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 11:22 pm Post subject: Does inflation and deflation of currency affect the payout?
And the premiums as well.
What I mean is, we all know that the value of the dollar changes a little bit every now and then. Lets say that for some reason, what is $1 today is $5 tomorrow, like what happened in Germany after WW1, would insurance payouts and premiums increase to keep up with the inflation? _________________ I have a new personal crusade. I'm going to hunt down the people who have strong opinions on subjects they don't understand. Then I'll bop them with this cardboard tube.- Dogbert
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good question, but I am not sure that they would follow this trend as an example. They would still pay out there normal dollar and it would just be worth more right?
Inflation would not have a direct affect on a payout... as the payout is simply based on the loss. But of course inflation can have an affect on the amount of the loss.
It would also affect premiums, as it affects everything. Still, indirectly.
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:24 am Post subject: how..explained
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It would also affect premiums, as it affects everything.
Yes, it would affect but not immediately. It would probably affect any of your revisions in the near future. And it would probably affect the prospective applicants for their initial costs.
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