I love spending money more than most people but I absolutely HATE wasting money! In this video, I have shared with you 7 common ways that I see people wasting money on insurance.
The idea behind this is if any of these resonate with you, you can do something about it.
I believe the reason insurance cops such a bad wrap is that most of us see it as a complete waste of money (which it is if you never need it).
My belief then is you need to be strategic with your insurance only having the minimum amounts at all times and only having cover THAT YOU NEED!
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There’s an old Benjamin Franklin saying “a dollar saved is a dollar earned” in actual fact, given we pay tax etc, I always look at a dollar saved is worth $2.
There is a difference in being strategic in your decision making rather than just cancelling things you are sick of paying for so I encourage you to be strategic and give some thought to the moves you make
Using these 7 common mistakes I see, work out whether there are any areas in which you are overspending on your insurances and make some adjustments.
If you don’t have a framework for calculating how much insurance you need, this decision is very difficult and often becomes simply price-driven.
That is the reason I developed my little insurance calculator. Use it for your free report in 20 mins.
Not only will this tell you exactly how much insurance you need, but also give you a framework to revisit periodically so you can avoid some of these common mistakes I have highlighted (check it out below)
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