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| Check out your payment/billing options. Many | | Research the various insurance plans, coverages and |
| life insurance companies offer discounts to consumers | | options. Find out which best suits you and your |
| who pay their premiums annually, or who pay monthly by | | family. Don't buy more insurance than you need |
| electronic funds transfer (EFT). | | (i.e. young married couple probably doesn't need serious |
| | | medical coverage other than pregnancy). Consult |
| Work policies arent always the best deal. | | an agent to answer any specific question pertaining to |
| Work policies are often based on a composite profile of | | you. |
| the employees you work with, many of whom may be less | | |
| healthy than you, or have other underwriting factors that | | Reconsider "supplementary" additions to your |
| might drive up rates. These type of policies also expire | | health insurance. You may already be adequately |
| if/when you leave the company. Inexpensive term life | | covered by your existing plan. Also consider that a |
| insurance polices that cover your dependents until they | | component of auto insurance covers certain portions of |
| can live comfortably on their own are often a better | | health insurance (and vice versa). Check your |
| alternative. | | policies. |
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| Select the right length of coverage. Everyone | | Driving a standard family sedan is considerably less risky |
| has different needs, and not one size fits all when it | | than driving a flashy sports car. Your insurance rate not |
| comes to term life insurance. While it may make sense | | only reflects you as a driver, but also what you drive. |
| for people in their 30s and 40s to secure a 20-year term | | When shopping for a car, keep in mind the insurance |
| length, a 10-year term might be more appropriate for | | premium you'll likely pay. Financing a car almost always |
| someone nearing retirement. People who are trying to | | requires you to purchase collision/ comprehensive |
| quit smoking, for example, might be best suited | | coverage to protect your financer's investment. If you are |
| purchasing a shorter term (and then replacing it with a | | leasing a car, your finance company or bank may |
| longer term policy when they qualify for non-tobacco | | require the maximum insurance coverage as a whole to |
| prices). Lastly, individuals who have 30-year mortgages | | protect their property, since the car is technically not |
| might want to consider a 30-year term to ensure that the | | yours anyway. Contact your insurance agent or your |
| house is protected throughout the period of the loan. | | car's financier for more information. |
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