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Insurance companies post $4.2 billion in profits
CTV.ca News Staff Canada's insurance industry announced another year of astronomical profits on Friday. New figures for 2004 from the Insurance Bureau of Canada showed the sector made a combined net profit of $4.2 billion. That's a record high and a 150 per cent increase, up from $2.63 billion reported this time last year. |
no one fights back they just complain
everyone complains but their to lazy welcome :supergay: rapeage |
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Originally Posted by Fabius
no one fights back they just complain
everyone complains but their to lazy welcome :supergay: rapeage That is B.S. bout the profit they're gettin.. just like gas company.. But how'd you propose we fight back?? writing to our MP and such won't do much.. the politician is in the bed with the insurance company. We all drive around with no insurance?? :knock_tee |
politicians dont give a
legally we need insurance it would take the whole province to cancel their insurance to make some impact. not 200 people or all of tsr. its sucks, and were gonna get ed up the ass for alot longer :smilie_da |
Originally Posted by 2tone_93gt
politicians dont give a
legally we need insurance it would take the whole province to cancel their insurance to make some impact. not 200 people or all of tsr. its sucks, and were gonna get ed up the ass for alot longer :smilie_da That would be the hard part.. cause they know we won't cancel cause we cant LEGALLY drive and even if the whole province cancels it wouldn't be sustained long enough to impact them.. they'll just turn around and tell us to bend over more after the strike is over :mad: The only thing is if we start gettin postal on the execs. VP and such of those company and the new VP's and exec wouldn't want the same outcome and then will lower it ... :hitit: But that wouldn't be legal either. |
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