Economics of life and death

Rudi says I don't blog enough.

One of my clients has a corporate blogger and she said the readership of a blog is positively correlated to the number of postings.

Sum: I need to blog more

Here's a thought: If you absolutely have to stingy with buying insurance and is deciding between life OR medical, choose medical.

Consider this: If you die, you money goes to someone else. It would be someone you love and wanted to be cared for should anything happen to you. Often, parents buy life insurance with their children in mind. Not so wise.

Consider this, too: Your children grow up and make their own living. You grow old and medical expenses escalate faster than the acceleration of the space shuttle Discovery going up the earth's atmosphere. Your children don't need your money and they would rather have you, anyways. But now they have to consider your medical bills that will literally drain away life itself.

Ironies.

Grey colour for grey matters.