The issue of insurance can be super straight forward if you own a home or rent an apartment. In this case, it’s easy to figure out what type of insurance you need. Homeowners get homeowners insurance and renters get renters or tenants insurance. But what type of insurance do you get if you own shares … Read more
When you bring a pet into your life, you’ll realize that pet ownership costs can add up quickly. One of the major expenses is simply keeping your pet healthy. Regular vet bills can be a big expense. But emergency care can be even more expensive. Although you may hope that your pet will never run … Read more
In America, credit is king. That means your credit score can impact everything from being approved for a loan to your ability to rent an apartment. Renters insurance protects your personal property in a rented home from unforeseen circumstances such as theft and fire. Suppose you encounter an unfortunate incident in the home you’re renting … Read more
If you currently have different insurance providers for homeowners/renters insurance and auto insurance, you might be overpaying. That’s because most insurance providers will offer you a nice bundling discount if you purchase both your home and auto policies through them. Even companies many consider to be auto-only offer home and auto bundles (think GEICO). So how … Read more
Pet insurance is one of those products you don’t think of until you need it. By then, it’s too late. Healthcare for pets is cheaper than for humans, but not by much. When my family dog ate the lower third of our Christmas tree, his ensuing allergic reaction led to a surprise $2,100 vet bill. … Read more
We’re all going to live forever, right? That’s a rhetorical question and the answer is obviously, no. But it is hard to talk about life insurance without talking about death. If you were to die, would your family be financially stable without you? Depressing, I know, but this is a necessary question that everyone should … Read more
For most people, cars are your second biggest expense after housing. You either love cars or love to hate them, but either way, all of us spend a lot of money on them. This car buying guide will help you navigate the process of buying (or selling) your next new-to-you car. You’ll learn how to … Read more
here are several circumstances that may be preferable or needed. At times there may be legal or contractual necessity for such arrangements. And people may still like to know if it is possible or feasible and what are the advantages, disadvantages and likely problems they may face. This post will explain the ins and outs … Read more
Bars are closing. Restaurants are switching to takeout only. And across the nation, life insurance companies are fielding a flood of calls from consumers. If you don’t already have life insurance, you may be considering using a service like Policygenius to quickly comparison shop for a better rate. Even those who have it may be … Read more
Here is a brief guide to some of the most frequently asked questions about getting health insurance as a Young Adult in the era of Obamacare (if it lasts). Even if the Trump Administration successfully repeals and replaces Obamacare, some of the plan’s features—like the ability to shop for and purchase health insurance on your own—will hopefully stick … Read more