Protecting business assets should be one of the foremost tasks of any business owner. Even if it seems that everything is going smoothly, the possibilities or something going wrong are endless.
To put it simply, if you have assets, you can always lose them. You may be doing everything right, but a little bad luck can turn into a disaster. Thinking ahead is one of the best qualities for a business owner. Exercise them.
If you’re yet to insure your phone, we’ll highlight the reasons you should. The main take away, however, is that you get to save money in the long run should anything happen to your phone. Life is unpredictable and as careful as we try to be, you can lose or spoil your phone. Therefore, why not aim to be on the safe side? Here’s why.
We are all prone to the odd money mistake here and there. Forgetting to pay a bill, for example, or giving in to temptation when we know we can’t afford something. Provided we learn from these mistakes, we can put ourselves back on the road to financial recovery, but if we continue to make those same blunders, including the other mistakes within this article, we will be one step closer to financial misfortune.
The average cost of a funeral in the United States is around $10,000. This amount of money is what many people pay for a car, a down payment on a house, or even a luxury vacation. The difference being, of course, that you have time to plan ahead and save for these types of big-ticket items. If death occurs suddenly or no advance provisions have been made, that’s a huge cost to take on all at once—especially since your own financial future may be uncertain now that you’ve lost a loved one.
Car insurance costs can be astronomical, especially if you are a younger driver or someone with previous history. So, how do you cut these costs – we take a look.
One of the easiest ways you can reduce your insurance costs is to attach another person to the policy. The best thing is that it does not necessarily have to be an older or more experienced person.