An insurance company needs to make profit to stay afloat financially, but how they make profit is by spreading your risk. You might pay $1000/year to insure a house you own 30 years, and if you have no loss, you’re only out $30,000. If you have a fire, but no insurance, you could be out for the whole cost of the house. So, by spreading your risk among all the insured, it limits the amount you could lose.
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