♦ Property Insurance -- Covers a variety of risks that can cause damage to your home and personal property, medical payments for injuries to occupants and to other persons injured by accident while in your home, and loss or theft of personal property.
♦ Liability Insurance -- A last line of defense against potentially devastating claims for things over which you may have little or no control. It's often called umbrella insurance because it's carried over all other liability insurance and usually adds $1,000,000 or more in extra coverage to your homeowners and automobile liability policies.
♦ Disability Insurance -- In the event you are out of work due to an injury or illness, disability income insurance benefits can be used to preserve your independence, maintain your lifestyle, give you time to recover, provide a chance to retrain for another job if necessary, and conserve your assets and savings for you and your family.
♦ Long-Term Care Insurance -- Private insurance that pays benefits if you need extended care, such as nursing home care. Long-term care insurance protects you against a specific financial risk--in this case, the chance that the need for long-term care will wipe out your life savings.
The Three C's of Credit
Capacity--Can you repay the credit you're granted? What's your income?
Character--Will you repay the credit you're granted? What's your previous track record?
Collateral--Is there tangible property that can secure the credit extended?
Your credit is determined on the basis of your:
♦ Credit application
♦ Credit report
♦ Credit score
♦ Property Insurance -- Covers a variety of risks that can cause damage to your home and personal property, medical payments for injuries to occupants and to other persons injured by accident while in your home, and loss or theft of personal property. ♦ Liability Insurance -- A last line of defense against potentially devastating claims for things over which you may have little or no control. It's often called umbrella insurance because it's carried over all other liability insurance and usually adds $1,000,000 or more in extra coverage to your homeowners and automobile liability policies. ♦ Disability Insurance -- In the event you are out of work due to an injury or illness, disability income insurance benefits can be used to preserve your independence, maintain your lifestyle, give you time to recover, provide a chance to retrain for another job if necessary, and conserve your assets and savings for you and your family. ♦ Long-Term Care Insurance -- Private insurance that pays benefits if you need extended care, such as nursing home care. Long-term care insurance protects you against a specific financial risk--in this case, the chance that the need for long-term care will wipe out your life savings. The Three C's of Credit Capacity--Can you repay the credit you're granted? What's your income? Character--Will you repay the credit you're granted? What's your previous track record? Collateral--Is there tangible property that can secure the credit extended? Your credit is determined on the basis of your:♦ Credit application ♦ Credit report♦ Credit score
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♦ Property Insurance -- Covers a variety of risks that can cause damage to your home and personal property, medical payments for injuries to occupants and to other persons injured by accident while in your home, and loss or theft of personal property.
♦ Liability Insurance -- A last line of defense against potentially devastating claims for things over which you may have little or no control. It's often called umbrella insurance because it's carried over all other liability insurance and usually adds $1,000,000 or more in extra coverage to your homeowners and automobile liability policies.
♦ Disability Insurance -- In the event you are out of work due to an injury or illness, disability income insurance benefits can be used to preserve your independence, maintain your lifestyle, give you time to recover, provide a chance to retrain for another job if necessary, and conserve your assets and savings for you and your family.
♦ Long-Term Care Insurance -- Private insurance that pays benefits if you need extended care, such as nursing home care. Long-term care insurance protects you against a specific financial risk--in this case, the chance that the need for long-term care will wipe out your life savings.
The Three C's of Credit
Capacity--Can you repay the credit you're granted? What's your income?
Character--Will you repay the credit you're granted? What's your previous track record?
Collateral--Is there tangible property that can secure the credit extended?
Your credit is determined on the basis of your:
♦ Credit application
♦ Credit report
♦ Credit score
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