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How to Lower Auto Insurance Premium

January 27, 2018 3 Comments

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Have you ever been victimized by highly priced auto insurance? In actuality, there are a great number of car owners who feel imprisoned and distressed by their auto insurance policy. Large firms promote their brand names with decorative ads and it is quite daunting if not impractical to just ignore the jazzy advertisements and find the best price available.

Behind these jazzy lines, hidden is truth, yes you can save on auto insurance. There are a few proven ways to reduce your premium.

If 15 minutes can’t save you 15% or more, 15 days sure can. Just be prepared.

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Here’s What You Need to Know for Health Insurance Plans

January 10, 2018 2 Comments

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Medical emergencies arrive unannounced. With the rising healthcare costs, the hospitalization and treatment expenses can leave a big dent in your savings kitty. Health insurance is your financial cushion against all medical expenses. You simply can’t live without health insurance in this country.

Here’s What You Need to Know for Health Insurance Plans

However, buying the right medical insurance plans could be tricky, especially when there’s absence of a full-fledged healthcare marketplace due to the gradual meltdown of Obamacare. But, if you’re insured through your employer or can afford to enter the private health insurance marketplace then there are a number of plans in the market that could leave you baffled with their variants and features.

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How Wrong Can You Go with a Home Warranty?

July 4, 2017 Leave a Comment

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The costs of a home warranty vary from one provider to the next. The LA Times presented the findings of a survey conducted by home warranty companies across 7 locations in the US. At the time, the average annual cost of these services ranged between $400 and $600. But how do you know whether one home warranty provider is better than the next?

How Wrong Can You Go with a Home Warranty?

According to Consumers’ Checkbook, an acclaimed non-profit entity based out of Washington DC, you should do your homework when it comes to home warranty providers. This is especially true when purchasing a home with an existing home warranty.

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Essential Life Insurance for Everyone

February 27, 2017 3 Comments

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Recently, while on my way home from work, I heard on NPR radio that one insurer was offering up to a 15% discount on life insurance if you were to wear a Fitbit and let them track your daily exercise routine. The more you exercise, run, walk, the more of a discount you’ll earn.

All you need to Know about life insurance

Yet according to the same NPR report, the new generation of potential policyholders are not biting. Life insurance ownership is at the same level it was in the 1970s. And that’s despite the population growing by 20% since then.

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Term vs Whole vs Universal Life Insurance – Which Is The Best Policy For Me?

February 8, 2017 5 Comments

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While all life insurance policies serve the same general purpose – providing funds to your family in case of your death – not all types of coverage are equally ideal for you and your family’s long-term financial future.

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Like the IRS, life insurance companies can make it difficult to understand all the fine print, terms and conditions. Sales representatives, agents, brokers and financial planners can also make things worse by marketing certain policies because of the huge commissions they earn after each sale.

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3 Ways to Reduce Insurance Cost

January 23, 2017 5 Comments

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When it comes to reducing debt, many people ignore the insurance line on their budget. They need insurance, so it becomes an untouchable expense with which they feel helplessly saddled. Look at your expenses towards insurance coverage, life insurance premium in your paycheck, auto insurance bills, home insurance receipts, etc. They add up to a huge number!

3 Ways to Reduce Insurance Debt

I am not asking for stopping your coverage. That’ll be suicide. Remember, I always say insurance is an important defense for your financial security. Insurance is required but, you can save money on your insurance coverage. You just need to know how. Here are three ways you can reduce your insurance debt with some simple financial “housekeeping.”

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5 Facts On Life Insurance Without A Medical Exam

January 13, 2017 1 Comment

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Unless you’re with your employer’s group life insurance plan, you need to undergo a medical test when you apply for a traditional life insurance. Now, amоng thе fаѕtеѕt grоwіng financial рrоduсtѕ, уоu’vе рrоbаblу hеаrd ԛuіtе a deal about No Mеdісаl Lіfе Insurance, оr lіfе іnѕurаnсе wіth “nо medical exam”.

5 Facts On Life Insurance Without A Medical Exam

It’s оn TVs, рrіnt ads, аnd all оvеr the іntеrnеt (іnсludіng hеrе), but what’s thе real story? Iѕ no medical exam life insurance rеаllу аѕ easy and simple as іt сlаіmѕ to be? And is іt a worthwhile insurance рlаn, оr іѕ іt аn еxреnѕіvе trар?

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Helpful Facts on Car Liability Insurance Coverage

February 17, 2016 1 Comment

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Insurance is the defense for your financial team (as an investment is an offense). When it comes to car insurance, you have a lot of choices and Car Liability Insurance Coverage is one of them. Since you have many choices, you should know as much as possible to decide on the coverage. You should know the facts and myths so that you can make informed decision

Car Liability Insurance Coverage

My coverage limits are absolutely minimum as per Florida state law. But, I am not asking you to go for the absolute minimum requirement, it must be driven by your absolute need. The amount of deductible you can afford, the amount of emergency cash you have saved, etc.

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Using Medicaid for Your Long Term Care Needs

June 12, 2015 3 Comments

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There comes a point in anyone’s life when they start to realize they’re not as young as they used to be, and as they get older they become increasingly aware of their own mortality. None of us have very long on this Earth, and we may be closer to the grave than we would care to admit.

Using Medicaid for Your Long Term Care Needs

Using Medicaid for Your Long Term Care Needs

People are more likely to need long-term care services when they’re in their 70’s or 80’s, and some may need it when they are even younger. Maybe you’re in your fifties, and you might be thinking about where you’re going to be in the next twenty years. Will you still be in the same state of good health that you might be in right now, or will you still be alive? But you’re not rich, and you don’t know if you’ll be able to afford a long-term care policy.

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Should You Use Life Insurance As an Investment?

November 14, 2014 3 Comments

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Have you ever thought about having a life insurance policy as an investment vehicle? I am talking about whole-life insurance policy, not the term insurance. A life insurance policy may be a good investment from diversification perspective. Let’s find out how a life insurance policy can be an important factor in securing your financial future and that of your family.

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I don’t have a whole or a term life insurance. I have employer-provided group life insurance. I am insured for 8 times my gross income per year. I pay $12 per pay check (bi-weekly) as insurance premium, that hardly dents in to our financial health. I know if I stay alive, this money is simply draining out. To provide to your family you go out dining and watch movies, you go on vacation. I consider this insurance premium as another expense towards family’s well-being.

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