Personal Insurance

Articles in Personal Insurance

By Amy Stone, eHow UK 0 comments
PPI, or Payment Protection Insurance, is a policy borrowers can take out to protect themselves from defaulting if they are too ill to work or suddenly lose their jobs. PPI can cover most types of debt, including personal loans, mortgages and ... more »
By Paul Geraghty, eHow UK 0 comments
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) is now sold with most financial products. For a limited period, it will cover your debt repayments in case you’re no longer able to meet them yourself... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Floods, fire, illness and natural disasters are all risks of everyday life. Disaster is possible in the most well-ordered life. Acknowledge that risks to your livelihood exist and then determine if those risks are manageable. Insurance is one, ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Insurance is an important purchase that can save us from paying huge expenses out of pocket down the line. Health, car and homeowners insurance are just a few of the options available. Before making any decisions, it's important to find an ... more »
By DiDill 0 comments
Term life insurance is a popular form of life insurance because of its low premium, as well as the opportunity to invest the savings in premium. Even though it is relatively inexpensive, you can still save even more without lowering your ... more »
By fmedeiros 0 comments
This is to inform the average consumer on how to obtain Long Term Care Insurance for their retirement... more »
By DoctorTim 0 comments
One of my favorite stand up acts of all time is Chris Rock's "Bigger and Blacker." In one of the segments, he talks about insurance, or what he terms, "In Case Sh%^&" He says, "I give a company some money in case ... more »
By DiDill 0 comments
A rider is a provision that can be added to a life insurance policy to provide extra coverage for benefits that would otherwise not be covered on the primary policy. A long-term care rider would pay for some or all of your extended care expenses. ... more »