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Insurance products investments
From the course: Managing Your Personal Investments
Insurance products investments
- In the world of investing, the basic building blocks are cash and equivalents, stocks, bonds, funds, and insurance. It seems the odd one out is insurance products, but bear with me. Insurance is much more than just what you buy to cover your car, house, or life. There are insurance products that have all the dimensions of an investment product, and should be considered as such. First, most types of insurance are an expense, not an investment. You pay a premium to get the insurance and often an excess if you use it. For example, you may pay $1,500 a year to insure your car, and if you get into an accident, you may have to pay the first $500 of costs, but the insurance company will pay the rest. It's pretty straightforward, right? The insurance company decides how risky you are to insure. And they do a whole lot of math, called underwriting, on how much you should pay. The essence of underwriting is the same with…
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Creating an investment roadmap2m 56s
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Setting goals and your risk tolerance3m 48s
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The five building blocks of the stock market4m 46s
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Cash and equivalents in your portfolio3m 2s
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Utilizing bonds in your portfolio4m 37s
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Investing in stocks4m 53s
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Investing in funds and ETFs4m 52s
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Insurance products investments3m 34s
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