How good are your life and health insurance policies? Will your life insurance payout on death claims from COVID-19? That depends. First of all, the claim will be that the person who died tested positive for the virus. They won't want to admit that it was any of their fake vaccines. Much will depend on how the death certificate was worded.

The one good thing that ACA (Obamacare) did for people was to change the insurance company's ability to charge you more, deny you coverage, or exclude benefits if you had a life-threatening or chronic health condition. The ACA also requires that one drug in each category of the U.S. Pharmacopia be covered. There should always be a covered drug available for a condition.

In addition to this, patients and doctors can now also request and be granted access to clinically appropriate drugs that are not covered by individual health plans. The fly in this ointment is the next sentence.

"Insurance companies can no longer refuse to pay for necessary medication when there is no alternative drug." So, are the companies going to use the fact that Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin are proven alternatives that work, so they can declare
that emergency experimental drugs, not approved by the FDA were used worldwide in mandated clinical trials to see if they would work, as a reason to refuse payouts for claims? It wouldn't surprise me.

That must be why the desiccated garden gnome, Fauci, Bill Gates Big Pharma, and tethered doctors and scientists have tried so hard to discredit well-established, safe, and effective drugs.
Because it is illegal to promote and certainly mandate experimental drugs for emergency use if there are already FDA-approved drugs available that work. Oops!

Then can insurance companies claim that the person who died took one of the jabs or boosters as part of a clinical trial? That would invalidate nearly any insurance policy. And, are these Deep State actors trying to help out life and insurance companies because they know that soon they will be inundated with claims?
Insurance companies with no backdoor protection, otherwise known as clause exemptions, will go bankrupt.

It would be a very good idea to read your entire life and health policies with a magnifying glass.