In Part 2 of our insurance series, Patrick Rogers and Trevor Rasmussen break down some of the most common insurance products consumers are sold and explain why many of them may not make sense for the average person.
Not all insurance is created equal.
In Part 2 of our insurance series, Patrick Rogers and Trevor Rasmussen break down some of the most common insurance products consumers are sold and explain why many of them may not make sense for the average person.
From credit life insurance and mortgage protection policies to supplemental coverages, the insurance marketplace is filled with products that sound helpful on the surface but may not provide the value many people expect.
The goal of this episode isn't to tell you what to buy. It's to help you think critically about risk, coverage, and whether a policy actually solves a problem in your financial life.
If you've ever wondered whether you're paying for insurance you don't really need, this episode will help you separate useful protection from expensive add-ons.