T oday, I stumbled upon an interesting story published in an online magazine on Insurance. I n the year 1940, executives at 20th Century Fox had the legs of actress Betty Grable insured for $1 million each. After taking out the policies, Grable probably wished she had added a rider to protect her from injury while the insurance agents fought over who would inspect her when making a claim. Betty Grable and Her Famous Legs Now, why would Insurance be interesting to a common man? Let's explore if there is more to it and can it sound interesting. Well, you are up for some crazy yet amazing products offered around the world. 1. Ghost Insurance: The term “ghost policy” has two definitions in the industry. While a Ghost Policy often refers to a situation where a business tries to cheat its way out of proper WC coverage, some insurance companies actually have a legitimate “ghost insurance” policy…to cover damage done by actual spirits. After an alleged ghost sighting on his property,
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