Good question. But of course you realize that premiums are based on actuarial figures (statistics), and age has a lot to due with who and how often claims are submitted based on the age - and record - of various drivers/riders.
It's legalized gambling in a sense. If you knew exactly which fires, floods, animal collisions, and thefts you would be subject to before hand, you might either need more or less insurance (or a savings account of a particular size). But you don't, and the insurance companies have a upper hand. They do know statistically what your age group will cost them, and they charge accordingly.
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