However, I have my doubts about it... Insurance is not very popular in my country. People do not trust insurance companies, they think that they can either deceive their clients or go bankrupt. This is due to historical memory of the 90s of the last century. Then the USSR was liquidated, the only state bank froze the deposits of USSR citizens, and the subsequent hyperinflation deprived them of all their savings. This formed a strong distrust of any social institutions and organizations (both state and non-state) in people.
Therefore, people rarely use the services of insurance companies, this is not as common as in developed countries.
Although like that, insurance is a little important if we have the life who thinks of the display of our responsibility for the family later, but it is inseparable from such risks, it must be considered well so that it is not wrong to choose decisions, because events like that are difficult to predict .
Many people now consider investing in Bitcoin as an alternative to life and health insurance.
By investing in Bitcoin, you control your private and public keys yourself, so you are not dependent on insurance companies. You avoid the risks of bankruptcy of insurance companies, as well as the risks of changes in legislation. Bitcoin investors independently create capital that can be used in difficult life situations. There are people who do not invest in Bitcoin, but have bank deposits, shares or government bonds. This can also be considered as an alternative insurance option.
Some countries have a compulsory health insurance system, in which all employees deduct a certain amount from their wages to insurance companies.
And this subsequently gives the right to "free" treatment.