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Insurance Basics: Everything You Need to Know

Throughout the years, I have learned a lot about insurance. I know others find choosing insurance options an overwhelming experience, but I greatly enjoy looking into all of my new policy options and tinkering with them to form the right policy for me. I recently learned about pet insurance, and I signed both of my dogs up for coverage. I never even knew pet insurance existed until my sister told me she recently had her cat insured. I never thought I would need the policy, but signed up just in case. Soon, my dog injured his paw and I was very grateful I had signed him up for it. The insurance company covered the large veterinary bill. I am eager to share what I know about insurance with others who need the advice! Come back soon for new posts!

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Taking A New Job With A Lot Of Travel Involved? Check To See If You Have Enough Insurance
When you take a job that will require a lot of traveling both flying and driving, it's important to check your insurance policies. You want to make sure that you have the right type of insurances, and enough insurance, so you are covered if there is any type of emergency or mishap. Here are some of the things that you should take into consideration and talk about with your insurance agent, or other legal professionals, to get the insurance you need in place:

3 Things You Probably Don't Know About Life Insurance
Investing in life insurance is perhaps one of the most responsible financial decisions you can ever make. When you are buying life insurance, you pretty much have two primary options: whole life and term life insurance. These two options are very different, but they both do provide benefits for when you pass away. While this is the common ground for both insurance types and what most people know life insurance to be, there are things about life insurance that some people are surprised to learn about altogether.

4 Things To Understand About Medicare Supplements
If you are getting close to the age when you become eligible for Medicare, you need to understand how Medicare Supplement insurance works. Medicare Supplement insurance is often referred to as Medigap insurance. It is designed to fill in where Medicare Part A and B leave off and fill in the 'gaps' in your coverage. #1 Have To Pay A Premium If you enroll in a Medigap insurance plan, you are going to have to pay a premium for that coverage.