Bolster Risk Management – Simplifying financial risk, insurance and investments for you.
This information article is aimed at helping anyone gain a basic understanding of insurance. Bolster Risk Management deals in ‘personal insurance’. This means, anything that effects the body (such as health, accident and death).
There are other types of insurance,
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“OUR MORTGAGE BROKER/ACCOUNTANT TOLD US TO CANCEL OUR LIFE INSURANCE” Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Share on whatsapp WhatsApp Share on email Email Share on print Print We had three clients in the
Unexpected losses can put the best-laid financial plans in turmoil. Insurance coverage is necessary to protect against unexpected costs, property loss, and disability. There are no universal answers to the question of how much insurance is enough. Situations vary.
BMI; that tool that nobody likes but everyone uses. “What is a Body Mass Index anyway and why should I care?”. And more importantly for us in this forum, what does it have to do with personal insurance? Key Points:
Protect Your Biggest Asset What is your biggest asset? Unless you’re Kim Kardashian or earn a royalty income, your biggest and most enduring asset is probably your ability to earn an income. Most of us have insured our house, possessions,
I’m too young for insurance – you are not actually bullet-proof If you are under 35, do you have car insurance? Maybe, but maybe not. If you do have car insurance, does your car earn you money? Do you have
Most people who live in New Zealand have heard of ACC. But ask 10 people what it is that ACC does, and you will likely get 10 different answers. Key points: What is ACC What does ACC not do? Self-employed
“Loads of doh” or “too much” may be your first thought. How much is “too much”? Money is a representation and transfer of value. What is value in this instance? Is the job that is done by the insurance agent,
TPD, as it is sometimes known, is a work-dependent benefit. This means that it pays if you are never able to work again. That is the permanent part. But – there is a ‘but’, it may not be entirely that
