An article published on Above the Law argues that insurance literacy is a career advantage, yet it is rarely taught. The piece rejects the idea that insurance is a niche concern, suggesting instead that understanding it has broad professional value.
The author points to a gap: no one teaches insurance literacy. That absence may leave many workers unprepared to handle insurance-related decisions, even in fields where such knowledge is directly relevant.
The article does not present counterarguments or data; it is an opinion piece making a case for greater attention to the topic. Still, it highlights a practical gap in professional education.