Money-Tips - Articles - Insurance

Who Needs Disability Insurance?

no@spam.com (Michael McGibbon) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:57:12 EST

If you are like most people on this planet, you are not financially free. You would not be able to stop working and still support yourself and your family from your financial resources. Your ability to work for a salary or wages would therefore be one of your greatest assets.

Disability Insurance - How it Works

no@spam.com (Jeff Cardona) — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:10:52 EST

If you work in a sedentary occupation and are young and healthy, insurance and especially disability insurance is probably not at the top of your list of things to investigate. Would you be able to pay your bills should you be out of work for 90 days? Most people look at the odds of something happening to them and discount themselves as part of the statistics but at least 30% of people 35-65 suffer a disability lasting 90 days. It could be broken bones from any number of accidents or a problem pregnancy or any of many possibilities.

The Insurance Claim Game

no@spam.com (Mark Decherd) — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:39:12 EST

If you've never had to file an insurance claim, consider yourself lucky - in more ways than one. While it's terrific that you haven't suffered a loss significant enough to file a claim, you're also lucky not to have had to suffer through the insurance claim game.

Shopping Around For Insurance

no@spam.com (Liza Mathers) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 09:34:41 EST

You can buy insurance direct from the provider, your bank or building society, a supermarket, or broker. You can also buy insurance from the provider of another product (such as travel insurance from your travel agent).

Protect Your Lifestyle With Income Protection Insurance

no@spam.com (Simon Burgess) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:46:47 EST

Income protection insurance can be a valuable product if you have mortgage repayments or credit card or loan repayments to meet each month. No one knows what is around the corner and if you should become unemployed or have an accident or illness then you could be left struggling.

Reducing Your Insurance Rates Dramatically -- 4 Time-Tested Tips For Any Policy

no@spam.com (Matt Davis) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 15:37:27 EST

There are many different ways you can save in different insurance policies. However, some things that will help you save in one policy will have no bearing whatsoever on another policy. Here are things that will help you save across all insurance policies.

The 5 Common Mistakes Business Owners Make When Evaluating Their Insurance Requirements

no@spam.com (Tabitha Wellman) — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 15:29:26 EST

Looking over your insurance premiums each year, you may be wondering how you could save a dollar or two on your next premium. As an intangible asset, it can be difficult to put a value on insurance ... until something goes wrong and you need to claim. Insurance specialist Brett Wrightson from Brian Bushell & Associates, highlights the five most common mistakes that business owners make when evaluating their insurance requirements:

The Weird and Wonderful World of Insurance

no@spam.com (Matt Davis) — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 16:11:44 EST

We came across this amusing (but true) insurance story with an interesting twist. Only in America!

Risk Management - 8 steps To Avoid Litigation

no@spam.com (Matt Davis) — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 13:51:43 EST

Accidents, mistakes and misunderstandings can happen in any business. Some are settled amicably, others grow into full-blown disputes, and before you know it you could be facing a legal claim.

Car Insurance - Why Is Young Driver Car Insurance So Expensive?

no@spam.com (Elly Mog) — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 11:18:01 EST

The cost of insurance for young drivers is often prohibitive. 17 year old drivers will pay the highest premiums... WHY?