Richard Canfield walks through a life insurance scenario: you pay $50,000 in premiums, the insurer owes your family $1,000,000 if you die tomorrow. That mismatch is why insurers care about how policies are funded and the risk they're taking on.
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The reality is like the way I always address that, Jay, is look, day number 1, you, let's just say you put a premium you decided working with your coach was $50,000 for this, this year, and you put it in and, and that gave you a number just to keep things simple. Let's say it was a million dollar policy. Yeah. Well, on day 1, you've put in 50 grand and the insurance company has pledged essentially in like an escrow account, a million dollars. Now they're not actually setting the million dollars aside. It's all available in the pool that they've got. But if you died the very next day, well, they're on the hook for the million dollars and they only got 50 grand. It's not a desirable situation. And those Those things do happen from time to time.