Going through life without enough insurance can be risky, but are there types of coverage you can confidently decline? Here are three situations where you may want to skip insurance or similar protections.
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Understanding Annuities
Depending on your investment profile, you may want to consider including an annuity as part of your investment portfolio. Annuities can have features that provide a more moderate approach to help build retirement savings. They can also be used to create an income stream you can’t outlive.
5 Money Moves to Make Now
Here are ways you can spend less, save more and plan for your future.
Why it Makes Sense to Work With an Independent Insurance Agent
It sounds easy. Make a quick phone call, save thousands a year on insurance. But to get the right coverage for your specific situation, you need to look beyond low annual premiums. While you might find cheaper policies, they may not adequately protect your property or assets. There’s a better way to save money on insurance.
Insurance Conundrums: Are You Covered or Not?
Insurance Conundrums: Are You Covered or Not? 
When it comes to auto, homeowners and renters insurance, you may wonder what it covers and why. Here are answers to some common questions and ways to help make sure you have the protection you need, when you need it.
What to Do About Higher Auto Insurance Rates
Are you wondering why auto insurance premiums have gone up? You’re not alone. Rates have been increasing since 2012, even for those drivers with excellent driving records.
It’s a Money Thing: Intro. to Insurance
Insurance coverage can be tricky to shop for, because it requires making specific financial decisions about some hazy and unpredictable concepts.
How to Save by Bundling Auto and Home Insurance
This article reprinted courtesy of NerdWallet.
When it comes to insurance, we all look for ways to save money. One of the easiest and most common ways to save is by bundling auto and home insurance with one company.
SavvyMoney Minute: Save on Auto and Home Insurance
Paying too much for your auto or homeowners insurance? If you haven’t shopped around recently, the answer is probably, “Yes.” One reason? Insurance sends you a bill, and you pay it. That’s costing you. Here’s how to see if other insurers can do better.