Protecting what's important
Every year we review the insurance for our cars, homes, even our pets, but for some reason we don’t pay the same attention to the insurance we have on ourselves. It doesn’t make any sense, particularly when you consider the greatest risk facing your family is your capacity to earn money. Minimising that risk starts with asking some difficult but important questions. If you die, get sick or disabled:
- Will your family's standard of living suddenly diminish?
- Will your loved ones be left with massive medical bills which are impossible to cover?
- Will your income dry up overnight?
The only true way to counter this risk is through savings and insurance. For some people with substantial assets, insurance may not be necessary, but for most of us insurance is an essential backstop to the worst-case scenario.
Click below to hear from Matt Schlyder, Founding Director at FWO, on how to effectively minimise your risk, and how an appropriate level of insurance cover fits within your Financially Well Organised strategy.
Your Family's Financial Security
The idea of personal insurance is to protect your family's assets and income to ensure they have the ability to make choices. There are four main types of personal insurance that should be considered in any Risk Plan.
Our Risk Plan guide below discusses the important details of the key insurances, to help guide in evaluating what cover is right for you and your family's circumstances.
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Discover practical tips for your risk management plan
Should the unthinkable happen, careful prior planning is essential when it comes to providing for our family's future.
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The 10 key elements to becoming Financially Well Organised
When you have a clear strategy for each of the elements, you will be Financially Well Organised and you too can have peace of mind your financial affairs are in order.
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