Insurance
by Guest
February 1, 2012
The words frugal, self-discipline, coupons, emergency funds and monthly budgets come to mind when you think about one income families. When you decide to switch from two incomes to one your whole lifestyle changes and every expense needs to be examined and possibly cut. But are there budget items you definitely should not skimp on? Here are a few things I would not recommend cutting from your budget.
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by John
December 7, 2010
A statement released yesterday from The White House reveals that Democrats and Republicans have reached an agreement on exactly how to extend the tax cuts. While both sides agreed that tax cuts for the middle class were necessary to maintain economic stability, differing opinions on cutting tax for the wealthiest Americans surfaced. Two Sides Compromise [...]
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by John
January 25, 2010
Over the past month, I’ve spoken with two people who have had their identities stolen. It took them years to recover from the financial damage and regain their good names. Identity theft is becoming more common as the era of information infiltrates our society. Privacy is being intruded upon electronically and through mass mail that [...]
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by John
January 24, 2010
If your home goes up in flames, the last thought you want to go through your mind is: “I should’ve had more insurance.” Reading and hearing home insurance issues in preparation for this article has made me more aware that we probably need more coverage than we have. Here are a few things I’ve learned [...]
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by John
January 23, 2010
Okay, so you’re young, healthy, and full of life. Why worry about long-term care insurance? Well, it’d be a good idea to start thinking about it if your parents are getting up there in years! Simply recognizing that someone in your family might need long-term care insurance and talking with them about it can save [...]
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by John
January 22, 2010
Many people carry homeowners, life, and auto insurance. The three seem to be the “complete” combination of insurance products available. However, just because your insurance agent promotes these three heavily, doesn’t mean you don’t need disability insurance. In fact, you are more likely to become disabled than to die by the time you reach age [...]
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by John
January 21, 2010
Life insurance is one piece of insurance that most people don’t want to think about. Losing a family member is one of the most devastating events a person can endure. The last thing you want to worry about when you’ve lost a member of your household is how you’re going to make up their income. [...]
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by John
January 20, 2010
Auto insurance can be confusing. What in the world is Comprehensive? Collision? Liability? All of these terms are so general in the real world that it is difficult to know their applied value within the auto insurance world. This article will help you set the record straight and get you thinking about what you need [...]
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by John
January 19, 2010
Most would agree that health insurance is one of the most important yet high-priced pieces of insurance a family could own. True, it is crucial to your health, but there may be options for you that you may not have considered before. Health plans, as distinguished from health insurance, can be a viable alternative in [...]
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by John
January 18, 2010
Everyone needs insurance. It is one of the key pillars of a successful financial plan. The less money you have in savings, the more insurance you require. This article starts the first part of a series of articles on the topic of insurance. How much should you buy? What kinds of insurance? These questions and [...]
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! John wrote two articles for the book: "Budgeting for Groceries" and "How Grocery Stores Work."
