Posts Tagged ‘Investment Profile’

Is life really all that matters? Not when there’s income protection insurance

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

Income Protection Insurance

Many of us hold a life insurance policy that is designed to protect our family, or pay off our mortgage. We are also aware of the benefits of critical illness insurance, which provides a lump sum in the event of serious health issues.

PPI insurance claimants suffer due to vague policy terms

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has this week urged insurance customers to ensure that they fully understand the terms and conditions of their insurance policies, when insuring themselves against sickness and unemployment.  The comments followed a case where an insurer turned down a payment protection insurance (PPI) claim, quoting a clause blocking claims where the insured ‘became [...]

Health insurance: Top 5 points to ponder

Friday, July 31st, 2009

If you are aged between 20 and 65, health insurance could well be one of the best investments you ever make, for yourself and your family – and you are more likely to need this cover in those years than life insurance.

Mortgage protection insurance – The pro’s and con’s

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance (MPPI) is designed to protect your mortgage repayments, and therefore your home, in the event that you lose your job, or cannot work for another reason. MPPI policies are subject to a considerable number of conditions and restrictions, which make it prudent to consult a financial adviser when considering this form [...]

The financial life cycle 2: The thrifty thirties

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009

As you celebrate your 30th birthday, you are entering the 2nd decade of your ‘financial life cycle’, the adult years as an earner when you may have the financial firepower to take real control of your life.

If you did not marry in your 20s, you may now feel that the time has come to marry and start a family.

Planning your financial life cycle

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

A doctor who diagnoses himself, they say, has a fool for a patient. In money matters, the opposite is true and the smart question is: how is my financial health, in other words, how is my financial planning?

Do you simply buy your investments and let them lie, rather than monitoring their performance, and staying alert to your changing needs?

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