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Recession-Proofing Your Portfolio: Alternative Investment Markets To Consider

November 4, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Investors can become fixated on certain markets or asset classes, particularly if they achieve high returns, but given current global uncertainty, diversification is vital to ensuring that risk is properly spread across a range of markets, asset classes and regions. As the 2008 recession proves, by putting too much focus on one market without proper consideration for its debt load – e.g. the housing market and sub-prime mortgages- investors can cause financial ripples that lead to global repercussions. [Read more…]

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7 Smart Tips for Saving Money When Buying Car Insurance

November 4, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Once you own a car, paying for auto insurance is inevitable.

You must insure your car against collision, vandalism, and damage. Some car insurance companies take advantage of ignorant clients and charge exaggerated premium rates.

If you’re not informed, you will pay high rates thinking that’s what everyone is paying. You don’t have to pay more than you should if you know the average rates.

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4 Reasons Fossil Fuel Companies Are Bad Investments

November 1, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Do you care about the environment? Do you recycle regularly? But perhaps you are also eyeing up investing in fossil fuel companies as a way of beefing up your portfolio.

It is easy to think that investing in fossil fuel companies is a necessary evil that can be offset in other areas of your life. However, fossil fuels are not only quickly becoming unprofitable as the world changes they can also damage your reputation if you want to set up other businesses.

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How to Set Long & Short-Term Financial Goals (And Reach Them Too!)

November 1, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

About one-third of American households have saved $1,000 or less. Between long-term and short-term financial goals, $1,000 simply isn’t going to cut it. What about retirement, real estate down payments, or even a simple emergency fund?

The problem isn’t that people don’t want to save; it’s that they don’t know how. Setting financial goals — and reaching them — requires determination and strict budgeting. If you’re saving money without any thought, you could experience a financial disaster down the road.

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How Can Disability Insurance Help? All You Need To Know

October 30, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

You may have got insurance for your home, car or health because this is something that everyone does. But have you thought about insuring your ability to make a living? Probably not, even though you will now realize that it matters the most! Getting disability insurance is a smart move in this context because it pays up a portion of your income if you cannot work for a prolonged period due to an injury, illness or workplace accident. In fact, anyone who relies on a paycheck and has dependents to support should absolutely have this coverage. Here are some facts that you need to know about disability insurance.

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How To Claim Insurance For Wrongful Death

October 30, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Losing a loved one is traumatic in itself, but it can be excruciating in case of unexpected or wrongful death. While it can leave you scarred for life, you may also face financial setbacks when a family member dies in an accident or a situation that could be avoided. The bereaved family has a right to approach the insurance company and claim financial compensation for the wrongful death of their loved one in such an event. However, it is better to know the law well enough before you file a wrongful death claim because it keeps you one step ahead of the insurance company. Here are some facts that you need to be aware about.

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How to Be Self-Employed Wisely and Safely

October 16, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Around 16 million people are self-employed in the US alone. That number will likely grow significantly over the next few years as millenials opt out of traditional employment.

While many people dream about running their own business or working for themselves, it’s not a simple or easy ride. You assume many risks and responsibilities that employers handle for their workers. Just as importantly, your family typically assumes the same risks you do by default.

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Understanding Life Insurance: 9 Tips on How to Choose the Right Plan

October 16, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

In the US, about 66 percent of adults are covered by life insurance. However, 1 in 5 say they do not have enough life insurance. And, 44 percent of millennials say they overestimated the cost of life insurance.

Clearly, a lot of us could be doing a better job of choosing and understanding life insurance.

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How Does Financing a Car Affect Your Car Insurance

October 16, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

According to experts, 44% of Americans rely on auto loans to buy their cars. Are you one of them? Maybe you’re planning on doing some auto financing, but want to make an informed decision.

Besides your monthly payment and interest rate, you should also consider your car insurance policy. Learning the basics about the insurance requirements for a financed car will prepare you for when you make your purchase. Don’t know what we’re talking about?

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Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: Automobile, car insurance, finance

Which Car Financing Option Should You Consider?

October 12, 2019 by Susan Paige Leave a Comment

Buying a car is a substantial financial decision. For some people, it takes careful consideration and planning. Apart from choosing how to finance the purchase, you also need to account for running expenses. But, since a car is already considered a basic necessity in modern societies, the best way to buy a vehicle is to consider all financing options and select one that is right for you.

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