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| Work policies arent always the best deal. | | Select the right length of coverage. Everyone |
| Work policies are often based on a composite profile of | | has different needs, and not one size fits all when it |
| the employees you work with, many of whom may be less | | comes to term life insurance. While it may make sense |
| healthy than you, or have other underwriting factors that | | for people in their 30s and 40s to secure a 20-year term |
| might drive up rates. These type of policies also expire | | length, a 10-year term might be more appropriate for |
| if/when you leave the company. Inexpensive term life | | someone nearing retirement. People who are trying to |
| insurance polices that cover your dependents until they | | quit smoking, for example, might be best suited |
| can live comfortably on their own are often a better | | purchasing a shorter term (and then replacing it with a |
| alternative. | | longer term policy when they qualify for non-tobacco |
| | | prices). Lastly, individuals who have 30-year mortgages |
| Review your policy often. Do a review of your | | might want to consider a 30-year term to ensure that the |
| life insurance policy a minimum of every three years, if | | house is protected throughout the period of the loan. |
| not more often. Rates may be lower, and your | | |
| circumstances may have changed, necessitating more or | | Your half birthday could be costly. While |
| less protection. If you are replacing a policy, make sure | | some companies raise their prices based on your actual |
| you allow enough time to get your new policy in place so | | age, most companies increase the price of their policies |
| coverages wont overlap or lapse. | | six months before your birthday. Its a term called Age |
| | | Nearest in the industry, and that half-year price |
| | | increase could really add up over a 20-year term policy. |
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| Driving a standard family sedan is considerably less risky | | General liability insurance covers injuries/deaths and |
| than driving a flashy sports car. Your insurance rate not | | property damage resulting from an accident. This is the |
| only reflects you as a driver, but also what you drive. | | most important coverage and is commonly required by |
| When shopping for a car, keep in mind the insurance | | law in many states. Each state has its own |
| premium you'll likely pay. Financing a car almost always | | minimum liability requirement. Some insurance |
| requires you to purchase collision/ comprehensive | | companies offer "split-limit" coverage (each |
| coverage to protect your financer's investment. If you are | | part of the coverage is split into its own limit, i.e. $15,000 |
| leasing a car, your finance company or bank may | | max. per person injured, $5,000 for property, etc.) while |
| require the maximum insurance coverage as a whole to | | others offer "combined single limit" (the entire |
| protect their property, since the car is technically not | | combined coverage for bodily and physical damages |
| yours anyway. Contact your insurance agent or your | | under one limit, i.e. $100,000 total). |
| car's financier for more information. | | |
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