Economy
Standard life insurance policies exclude acts of war
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
Insurers are happy to cover your unfortunate demise by lightning strike or bad sushi, but they strictly draw the line at geopolitical conflict. Almost all standard contracts feature an explicit exclusion clause for dying during declared warfare or martial law. If a foreign artillery shell hits your house, your beneficiaries get absolutely nothing because global catastrophe is bad for corporate margins.
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