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's friendly economy time.
Reporter Han Ji-yeon is here.
Are there insurance products specific to golf?
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Yes, the golf population has increased by 20% during the corona virus to 5.64 million.
First, hole-in-one insurance.
As the name suggests, it is a product that pays for meals or rounds to the party after a successful hole-in-one, or compensates for the cost of making souvenirs. You will receive insurance from
Also, in golf, there is a term called 'ojal ball'.
It is an abbreviation of 'Today's well hit ball', and there is an insurance that bears this name.
This does not pay insurance money for hitting the ball well, but covers the cost of treating pain or sprains while playing golf.
There are also all-in-one insurance products that cover accidents that may occur while going to and from the golf course. As the golf population increases, golf-related insurance is often included in driver insurance or accident insurance and used as a marketing tool.
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By the way, you said that there were cases of unfairly receiving insurance money using this insurance?
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Yes, it's about hole-in-one insurance, but it's not easy to do hole-in-one.
It's different for each person, but it's a once-in-a-lifetime thing.
However, recently, there have been many cases where the insurance money was obtained by cheating that they did this several times.
According to the results of US Golf Digest commissioned by a mathematician, the hole-in-one is a hole-in-one with a probability of 0.008% for the average amateur golfer.
It is calculated that it takes 57 years to play a full round once a week. The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has caught a case of successful multiple successes in a short period of time, or a fake hole-in-one fee receipt.
There were 168 suspects, and the amount of defrauding was estimated at 1 billion won.
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What are some real examples?
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real cases, there are hardly any eyes around you when you are rounding.
Easy to squeeze and hit.
In some cases, the policyholder worked with a caddy, or the solicitor and the policyholder colluded in the first place.
There was a case where an insurance solicitor signed up for hole-in-one insurance for three customers and then went round the rounds together to make the hole-in-one look successful, and a total of 7 million won was paid.
Also, there was a case where an amateur golfer succeeded in making a hole-in-one twice in six days.
After I succeeded in my first hole-in-one, I got 3 million won.
Five days later, I signed up for new insurance, and the next day, I claimed 2 million won as if I had succeeded in the second hole-in-one.
A typical method of hole-in-one insurance fraud is to claim false expenses. There are cases where two adjacent restaurants scrape 3 million won worth of receipts within 10 minutes and then get caught.
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Is there a big difference in sugar content between yogurts currently on the market?
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Yes, when I checked the 24 yogurts sold by the Korea Consumer Agency, the difference in sugar content was up to three times.
In order to eat healthy food, there are many people who choose the basic flavor, plain, which they think is a little less sweet.
You can't believe this.
This is the case with Ildong Foodis' Greek Yogurt Plain, and the sugar content per 100g was the highest at 12g.
12g per sugar is the equivalent of 4 sugar cubes.
Since the small one of this product is 80g, if you eat all of it, you are eating 3 or more cubes of sugar.
Also, the product with the highest amount of sugar is 'Grand' Yakult, which was originally small in size and has been increased by 4 times.
Drinking the whole bottle is equivalent to eating 11 sugar cubes, so we recommend sharing it.
Binggrae yogurt and Maeil Dairy’s bio-probiotic Greek yogurt were included with the lowest sugar content of 4g.
Also, there is a difference of up to five or six times in protein and up to 20 times in fat by product.
Be sure to check the nutritional information carefully.
The number of lactic acid bacteria met the standards in all 24 products.