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Annuities
- An Annuity in essence is an investment you make through your
insurance carrier. The basic way it works is that you give
so much money to your provider as an investment. Once you
reach a certain age you may receive regular payments.
Payments either continue until one passes on or if determined
ahead of time, may be allotted to beneficiaries for a certain
amount of time. Annuities are most popular and practical
for those nearing retirement age.
Auto
Insurance - Auto Insurance is required in most states.
However, the amount of coverage varies. There is usually a
minimum requirement by a state and then further insurance is up
to the consumer. Auto Insurance can help with both medical
needs and car repairs if an accident occurs. Liability
insurance is the most basic which covers the needs of the other
driver if the accident is your fault. Other
additions vary to what is available from your provider and what
you are interested in securing.
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Business
Insurance - There are three basic types of Business
Insurance: property, liability and workers' compensation.
Property usually covers anything owned by the business from the
building to its computers. Liability is a protection in
case of a law suit against the company. Finally, workers'
compensation, which is required, covers employees who may get
job-related illnesses or injuries. You may also want to
check into a Business Owners Policy which has a broad coverage
at affordable rates.
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Dental
Insurance - Dental Insurance is important for all your
cleaning and surgery needs. Whether its a annual cleaning
or removing wisdom teeth, Dental Insurance can help.
Dental Insurance is not always the easiest or the cheapest to
get. You should assess you needs for aid in dental
expenses before deciding on a plan.
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Employment/Disability
- Employment/Disability Insurance pays the insured in the event
they cannot work because of illness or injury. Usually the
amount received is based off a percentage of the insured's usual
income. Sometimes covered by an employer, it can be
covered through other means as well.
Estate
Planning - Estate Planning usually involves both insurance
agents and attorneys. The idea is to plan for estate
expenses in life and at the time of death. It also
includes providing income to family members, disposition of a
business and distributing assets to family members and other
heirs at the time of death.
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Farm
Insurance - Farm Insurance works like home insurance in that
it covers both your residence and personal property.
However, Farm Insurance also covers farming operations,
buildings, equipment, livestock and farm liability. Again,
coverage may vary according to your needs and risks.
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Group
Insurance - Group Insurance is usually provided through a
business. Coverage can be anything from health insurance
to life insurance. One benefit of group coverage is that
there is usually not a medical requirement to obtain the
coverage.
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Health
Insurance - Health Insurance is undoubtedly very important.
If you become injured or seriously ill, Health Insurance will
help tremendously. Also note, your medical history will
play a factor in the cost and coverage of insurance.
However, many different coverage plans are available to
individuals and groups.
Home
Insurance - Home Insurance coverage varies upon the
consumer. The policy usually covers the home itself and
personal belongings inside. However, every policy is
different, you may be covered from vandalism but not from
flooding. Calculate the risks in your area and what you
may need - if you don't live near a volcano, its doubtful you'll
need protection from one J
Hospital
Insurance - Hospital Insurance is usually part of a health
insurance policy. Hospital Insurance helps in the costs
accumulated while being treated at the hospital. It is,
needless to say, a very important aid and protection for any of
your unforeseen health needs.
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Life
Insurance - Life Insurance is basically coverage for
beneficiaries at the death of the policy holder. Policies
may be renewed (usually annually) or may be permanent and cover
your entire life span. Depending on the policy you choose,
it is important to check your life insurance carrier.
Since the policy will not come into effect for many years to
come, you want to make sure your insurance carrier has a good
standing and will be around. Also, keep in mind that every
insurer has their own medical requirements and you may need to
research their varying terms.
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Pension/IRA
- Pensions and Individual Retirement Annuities (IRA) are popular
forms of annuities. Basically, you invest your money to be
withdrawn later at retirement. As with all annuities, they
are not taxed until withdrawn. You may receive your
payment in either cash or other means as well.
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Risk
Management - Risk Management is usually used by businesses
uncertain about their future endeavors. Coverage for risk
is not easy to determine. A business must determine likely
sources of financial loss, estimating the amount the loss might
cost and decide ways to minimize potential losses.
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