Rob Moore

Here’s why insurance feels like a massive scam

Someone in an old Toyota reversed into my Aston Martin DBS

I tried to claim on the insurance

Her insurance, not mine, because it was her fault. My car was parked

Her repair bill: £50. MY repair bill: £5,000

And not ONLY did me trying to claim on HER insurance put MY insurance premium up…

It put the premium up on all my other cars (7 cars) including business partners’ cars

AND my business fleet of cars (total 15 cars)

For a car reversing into my PARKED car

A  week later I stopped at a junction & some guy went into the back of my f*cking Aston Martin again

Of course he was sorry

Another 5 grand repair bill. So that's 10 grand for two claims I can't make

What a scam

Imagine if you're ill and MY health insurance goes up, because you touched me

I mean, that would be a scam, wouldn’t it?

Why is no one talking about this?

What’s your why?

My Dad is back in hospital really struggling with his mental and physical health. For the last 14 years I’ve seen my Mum go through all kinds of hell, but she’s stuck with him through thick and thin. She’s saved him countless times. She’s had to force him to be sectioned by the police to go back to hospital. She’s never stopped loving him even when she doesn’t know who he is anymore.

This is why I never stop. This is why I quickly got out of debt. This is why I must get better and do more and help more people. This is why my pursuit will never end. My Mum’s compassion and relentless support but also persistence through all her pain is what now drives me, even when it’s hard. Even when I feel exhausted and depressed.

I didn’t want to wait until my parents are gone to share how amazing they are to me. My Dad has always been my hero, but my Mum is more than an equal role model to me. They live through me now and their legacy will live through me for decades to come.

What’s your why? Please share as I find it inspiring to know.

These used to be 10p 35 years ago

Which means your £8,500 is now worth £1,000

And your £85,000 is now worth £10,000

People naively think inflation is a ‘natural’ occurrence of money

It is not. It is engineered by the system

Does it feel ‘natural’ for 85% of the value of everything you earned & owned 35 years ago has now disappeared?

Do you see what’s really happening?

Uncomfortable truth: you will only have around maybe 10 years left when you retire from a normal job & barely surviving👇🏻