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Any model/pattern/strategy for selecting right insurance cover?

 
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Old 27-10-2005, 05:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
Maverick
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Question Any model/pattern/strategy for selecting right insurance cover?

We are trying to evaluate the option for organising adequate insurance cover for me and my wife.

I have tried many Insurance Calculators but still struggling to decide WHAT I ACTUALLY WANT/NEED?

I would like to know if there is any model that suggests what levels of Term Life/TPD/Critical Illness/Income Protection insurances one would need.

We have
• investments properties with outstanding debt
• little children

And the questions that I try to find answers for are like the following:
• Should surviving spouse have enough in lamp sum to pay off debt OR debt for IP’s should not be paid off if the Insurance provides for sufficient income (maybe 80% - 100% of current salary) to cover interest repayments

So, what I’m really looking for is the STRATEGIES, rather than concrete advice for my case. I would than try to see how to select the most appropriate strategy and how to apply it.

Any suggestions are very welcomed.

Thank you.
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Old 16-06-2006, 06:16 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi Mav

What you really need is to see an insurance specialist FP. PM me if you want an excellent guy I've used and happily recommend.

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This is a general comment only and does not constitute advice. Before making legal or financial decisions you should seek advice from a professional adviser, who can take into account your specific circumstances and investment goals.
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