Markets go up, markets go down… Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Print Markets go up, markets go down. This is the nature of economic and
Compounding Interest – Why it is of interest … Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Print One of the things that savings, loan payments, mortgages, KiwiSaver
There is no denying that there are clear discriminations when it comes to women and money and I will discuss these. I actively want to encourage women to have agency over their financial affairs. Read on, let’s see how I do.
I was going to call this article “IP for Dummies”, but figured there might be some trademark issues. It is not something we often think about, but what would you do if you became sick and were unable to work?
We often hear the words ‘rising inflation’ and ‘rising interest rates’ but do we really understand these terms and the impacts they can have on us financially? What is inflation anyway and what does it have to do with the price of fish or the price of tomatoes which has received a lot of media attention lately?
Are you paying into KiwiSaver but are uncertain about how it actually works? We have all heard about KiwiSaver and despite having over 3 million members it would appear that confusion and lack of understanding of how it works is the most common talking point.
Are you using tomorrow’s money today? What happens when tomorrow comes along? Are you spending more than you earn? What if your income stops? If you are spending money today that was meant for tomorrow, then you have a problem. You will at some stage need to catch up. Are you getting the right information?
Mortgage protection insurance, is in a suite of products that you might hear referred to as income replacement, or disability insurance products. They will pay the benefit to the effected person on a monthly basis, until that person goes back to work, or the benefit period ends.
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, such as boat, car and house insurance. These are typically known, rather antiquatedly, as ‘fire and general’ cover. This article does not deal with these.
It’s easy to make mistakes when buying insurance coverage – especially if you’re a bit new to all this – mistakes that can result in the loss of your assets or create an unnecessary burden on your monthly expenses.
17 Things You Need to Know about the cost of personal insurance.
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