shatto
03-22-2012, 04:24 AM
Hopefully and presumably, all of us have purchased insurance to protect us if something goes terribly wrong to our cars, trucks, home, toys, our health and maybe our teeth, eyes and other things we value.
We will complain about wasting all that premium money when we don't need the benefit of the insurance, but grudgingly fork over the payment and,
if things get tight or we are as cheap as Shatto, we will 'raise the deductible' to keep those premium payments as affordable as possible. Right?
So, my question is a reminder; have you insured your pension, retirement, IRA, KEOGH. Your investment portfolio? There are ways you can.
Come November, the election will cause something to happen and we don't know what, but we can do what we can to be as protected as possible. Right?
We will complain about wasting all that premium money when we don't need the benefit of the insurance, but grudgingly fork over the payment and,
if things get tight or we are as cheap as Shatto, we will 'raise the deductible' to keep those premium payments as affordable as possible. Right?
So, my question is a reminder; have you insured your pension, retirement, IRA, KEOGH. Your investment portfolio? There are ways you can.
Come November, the election will cause something to happen and we don't know what, but we can do what we can to be as protected as possible. Right?