I've thought of this while driving home. This could be a nice topic to discuss.

I'm curious if the employers are taking out life insurance on all of their employees? I'm sure this is common. However, I just want to read what everyone think about this. Is it right? Is it greedy? Share your thoughts.

I figured that Walmart have life insurance on all of their employers. They have a program that when an employee dies after a year with the company, then the family will be paid the full amount that the employee made a whole year prior to death. Walmart could be having millions $$$ when an employee die, but they only pay a small portion of it toward the family.

Is it right for Walmart to take out life insurance on employees? Shouldn't life insurance be taken out only by family members?

Just a thought on how much money the employers are making out there.