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New life insurance data from Aegon shows an increase of over 258% in benefit payouts in post-vaccine 2021 vs. a year earlier

February 02, 2022 -

The figures were even worse in the United States, however. According to Dutch insurer Aegon, which conducts two-thirds of its business in the United States, claims during the third quarter of 2021 were $111 million, up from $31 million a year earlier. This represents a more than 258 percent increase.

Numerous other insurance carriers, including MetLife and Prudential Financial, are reporting similar increases. Many of them say they were forced to burn through ...

THE DIE-OFF IS HERE: Life insurance payouts skyrocket 258% as post-vaccine deaths rapidly accelerate

February 01, 2022 -

From Reuters via Yahoo Finance:

Dutch insurer Aegon, which does two-thirds of its business in the United States, said its claims in the Americas in the third quarter were $111 million, up from $31 million a year earlier. U.S. insurers MetLife and Prudential Financial also said life insurance claims rose. South Africa's Old Mutual used up more of its pandemic provisions to pay claims and reinsurer Munich Re raised its 2021 estimate of COVID-19 life and health ...

German insurance data shows 88 fully vaccinated people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly every day

December 19, 2022 -

German insurance data points to a vaccine holocaust

In 2020, the German government set out to monitor potential vaccine injury through insurance data. The Paul Ehrlich Institute (the German equivalent of the U.S. CDC) was tasked with analyzing and publishing the insurance data, but they have failed to do so in a timely and transparent manner.

German parliamentarian Martin Sichert and data analyst Tom Lausen forced the German government to release the data to the public....

The end of retirement: Baby boomers working through their golden years

July 15, 2017 -

The age bracket's employment/population ratio has come to its highest in 55 years, back when American retirees had access to better health care and Social Security benefits during the 1960s.

Baby boomers nowadays no longer feel the need to retire at 65, and find themselves still wanting to, or still needing to, work past the age of 70. Even those who have officially retired are still looking to gain income during their retirement years, as evidenced by a survey by the Employee ...

Life insurance payouts hit record high of $100 billion in 2021 – the first full year of mass COVID-19 vaccination

November 30, 2022 -

The American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) noted that 2021 payouts rose by 11 percent year-over-year to $100.19 billion. This year's increase comes on the heels of a 15 percent year-over-year rise in 2020, when death benefit payments totaled $90.43 billion. (Related: COVID JAB FALLOUT: Middle-aged people died at TWICE the expected rate last summer, according to life insurance data.)

The ACLI compiles data from annual filings submitted by life insurance companies to ...

COVID vaccines killed 61,000 Americans last year, CDC data reveal

March 16, 2022 -

This surfaced after an analysis of figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) database revealed that 61,000 people, supposedly in the prime of their life, ages 25-44, died of vaccine-related causes in the U.S. in the fall and winter of 2021.

Edward Dowd, a former BlackRock portfolio manager, made the appalling revelation during the March 10 episode of "The Alex Jones Show."

According to Dowd, an investment adviser on Wall Street, an insurance ...