Give this a watch.
What a fiasco.
Pay attention to the realtor near the end. pic.twitter.com/bUlWKoPMes
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) March 6, 2024
The Federal Reserve’s actions might seem like a distant financial dance, but the effects are closer to home than you think. While banks have their strategies, insurance companies face a different tune – the silent melody of rising premiums. Buckle up as we unravel the unintended consequences, shining a light on why the quiet struggles of insurers deserve more attention.
As the financial world spins, insurance companies find themselves caught in the aftermath of the Fed’s decisions. These companies, usually tucked away from the limelight, are grappling with a challenge that hits policyholders directly – surging premiums. Why, you ask? It turns out, insurance giants had their bets on bonds and US Treasuries, investments that have taken a 40% nosedive since 2020. The solution to offset these losses? Raise premiums.
Here’s the kicker – amid the chaos of bond losses, the surprising part is not just the financial hit but the hushed premium hikes themselves. It leaves us pondering: Why is no one talking about this? The lack of chatter on this topic is leaving many dumbfounded, including us. Let’s dive into the lesser-known side of financial shifts and bring the discussion to the forefront.
Insurance companies were heavily invested in bonds and US Treasuries. Those things are down 40% since 2020. That’s a big reason they’re raising premiums.
— The Shots Were Intentional Genocide (@ShotsGenocide) March 7, 2024
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