Avoid Expensive Mistakes

SEVEN expensive and avoidable mistakes that people make every week with their insurances

At Insurance Works we visit hundreds of people every year. Experience has shown that about 73% make a number of expensive and unnecessary mistakes with their risk management:

MISTAKE 1

Paying far more than you need to for your health insurance.
You now have competitive options that provide affordable protection against the medical costs that really count, surgery and hospital expenses.

MISTAKE 2

Neglecting to insure your most valuable asset - your power to earn an income.
Just because your health suffers a temporary setback, why should your income and lifestyle suffer permanent disruption?

MISTAKE 3

Over-spending to insure the last and least likely event to occur. (Death)
Not everyone needs Life insurance. What is right for you and your circumstances?

MISTAKE 4

Putting the family home and your most valuable asset at Risk.
If you lost the ability to work or earn an income, how long would you be able to continue making the mortgage payments?

MISTAKE 5

Neglecting to cover the traumatic event that is three times more likely to impact on your income and lifestyle.
If you had just been told you had cancer, or if you had a heart attack… would you prefer a get-well card, or a cheque for $500,000?

MISTAKE 6

Presuming that any policies you established several years ago are still relevant and cost effective for your current
circumstances.

When was the last time your risk management plan was objectively reviewed to ensure it would meet your needs today?

MISTAKE 7

Failing to use the services of an independent and proactive risk management adviser.
Do you have a relationship with a trusted adviser who is committed to protecting the future prosperity of your family? Find out today if your existing risk management plan is capable of holding your family together in a crisis, and relevant enough to sustain your current lifestyle.

Respond today for your FREE no-obligation assessment to learn if you’re getting the best value for money your
insurance dollar.

Yvonne Procter,
Insurance Works Ltd