An extended term insurance policy is one that integrates with your life insurance policy, so it’s important to first know how a whole life insurance policy is set up. As you pay premiums on a life insurance policy, the value of the policy accumulates.
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Self-insured car insurance refers to when drivers choose to assume the financial risks of driving their car without a standard car insurance policy. To choose self-insurance, drivers must meet their state’s requirements; otherwise, the driver would be considered uninsured and could face penalties for driving without insurance.
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There’re two main types of insurance that a windshield would be covered by. Knowing more about both will help purchase the right policy and will also help you know what to do when it’s needed.
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After a divorce, you may need or want to change your life insurance policy beneficiary. If your ex-spouse had been listed as the beneficiary, you may want to change the beneficiary to be your children, another family member, a friend, or even a charity.
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This is a question we see often, and for good reason: any excuse to save on car insurance premiums is one worth looking into. The good news is that marriage can lower your premiums, because it makes you seem less risky to insurers (even though there’s plenty of risk in sharing sinks with someone!).
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Life insurance with living benefits are policies that include features you can access while you’re alive. These features can give you extra financial support, and there are two common types of living benefits.
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If you’re building a new home or renovating an existing home, your traditional homeowners insurance policy doesn’t protect you against all of the potential risks that come with construction.
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