have no idea how many times it has to b repeated - that the ins. co'sprofit is ~3.5%.. if the policy costs that much, it's because it coversa lot of expensive treatments (and $300 is a fraction of the cost)..
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
you can repeat till you're blue in the face (even draw pictures, if you so please), but if the informationpresented fails to make sense (all insurance companies' profit iscoincidentally 3%?), or is not perceived as credible, nobody willlisten. what some here fail to comprehend, is that numbers in thefinancial statements are easily manipulated, and insurance companies (and other corporations)will under-report their profits when doing so is fiscally advantageous.the policy might cover a lot of expensive treatments, but if youcompare what the patients paid in premiums against the benefitsreceived, the insurance company comes out as the obvious winner in this situation.