The protection of your income and debts against death and illness. Not the happiest subject, but insurance is very necessary in your personal finance world.
Here you will read content about the number one priority life insurance, important if you have dependants and a mortgage.
The number two priority is income protection insurance (or known as disability insurance); an insurance that pays out if you are ill and unable to work, covering your essential expenses on a monthly basis for as long as you choose.
Insurance priority three is critical illness that pays out a lump sum if you are diagnosed with a critical illness such as cancer. My content explains each clearly and you can assess if it is something that you need.
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Please note all information in this section is guidance and not advice. It is my view and my view only.