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Investor Weekly |
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Launched in 1994, and with its coverage broadened recently to include retail as well as institutional news, Investor Weekly provides coverage across superannuation, funds management, masterfunds, dealer groups, administration, custody and investment manag |
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Based on the very successful Channel 9 Money Show, designed to help people make and manage their money. Money Magazine combines simple language and hard facts to give you information you need to make informed decisions about your money. Featuring major ar |
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SMSF |
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The first dedicated publication for professionals advising on self managed superannuation funds, whether they are accountants, lawyers or advisers. The magazine aims to cover the realm of issues confronting the industry with news, features and regular con |
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Womens Money Magazine |
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Women's Money Magazine is Australia's only publication created specifically to empower women to better understand and manage their financial future. Each issue features topical and relevant articles under the following broad headings: family and relations |
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Fat Prophets |
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This is an online newsletter. Fat Prophets is a stockmarket report providing specific advice on what stocks to buy, when to buy them, when to sell them and WHY. Run by both an investment banker and a stockbroker, Fat Prophets is an online financial report |
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Cheap Home Owner Insurance - Self Insure And Save Money
By: Greg Haehl
The whole concept of insurance revolves around protecting the assets of an
individual from financial loss due to an unpredictable event. The reason that we
purchase insurance is to protect ourselves from financial disasters. We rely
upon the insurance company to take on the risk in exchange for the premiums that
we pay. The average consumer spends very little time thinking about insurance
purchases. The insurance professional is expected to do most of the thinking for
us and advise us on what is best.
There is a simple principle that can be applied to almost all of your property
and casualty insurance purchases that will save you premium dollars. Self
insuring is that principle. The smart insurance shopper eventually grasps the
concept of self insurance. The whole idea around self insurance is using
deductible options and eliminating unnecessary coverage. The days of the $100
Collision deductible on auto insurance is fading fast and it should. The higher
deductible saves you in premium dollars. That is what we call self insuring.
When you change your deductible from $100 to $500 you are taking on the risk for
the first $500 of physical damage. You can do the same on the homeowner’s
policy. You will lower your premium and still be covered for any major loss.
You will save a ton of money in the long run. You don’t have enough claims over
a lifetime to warrant having a low deductible. You are paying the insurance
company money for services they may never perform. You will save thousands of
dollars by keeping your deductibles $500 or higher.
There are a lot of optional coverage’s in auto and homeowners insurance that you
may want to eliminate to save money. Most states have tort options. Tort is your
right to sue. Full tort verses limited tort can sometimes be a difference of 20%
in your auto insurance premium. Rental reimbursement and towing benefits are
added onto auto insurance all the time. You may want to self insure for these
and save premium dollars as well.
The insurance purchase can be easier and more affordable if you can grasp the
mindset of self insuring. Your agent will welcome your thinking on this because
most agents think self insurance is best for their customers.
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