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Insurance rates for the young are probably much higher than those for the old. It's a sort of grouping, and it's pretty useful. You make one group - old people. Another group - young people. And you might include orsecludecertain ages from one group or not. The point is to group them according to similarities in danger, and thereby determine how much the people buying insurance should pay each month.

I don't know what the rate is for me, but I know that it's more than for my sister. This makes sense, given that young men tend to engage in dangerous acts more often than young women. The policy may seem unfair to young men who are careful and cautious, but those young men just need to be aware that they can get bonuses and deductions for their caution.

The policies for young men who regularly engage in dangerous acts (like crashing a car) are appropriately harsh. If they weren't, what would be theencouragementto not be dangerous. And, additionally, why would an insurance company let itself be harmed financially in that sort of way?

This is not a good sign. I'm getting sleepy. And I'm looking at the word count and wondering how I'm going to fill it up. I didn't think I was going to feel tired at the middle of the story when I started it. I only saw that there was only one word per keyword and got excited over that.

Again, I want to thank this site for doing this. If it's a means ofencouragingmore writing, you've done it. If it's a means of testing out new keywords, great for the site, and also great for me even though it was not intended. I'll write some more later today when I'm not tired.