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Barely enough money to save...Why pay for insurance?🧐

Many people ask, why buy insurance when the savings are limited?..

To be honest, insurance is not "disposable," but "the armor is broken."

Let's look at three reasons why friends should have them.

1. Seriously ill, money does not disappear: Think about it. If you get sick in the hospital, the main expenses are hundreds of thousands, but if you have health insurance, the company pays all the money we save!

2. Hoops of the Back: If we are the pillar of the house, life insurance is "reserve money," so that our loved ones can go on comfortably on the day we are away.

3. Compulsory savings: Anyone who likes to accidentally spend out of money, savings insurance can help us. Like we have self-imposed savings discipline and complete the contract for a sum of money with interest (tax deductible)

In a nutshell: Insurance is not a curse, but a "plan not to stumble."

I want to check out where our lives lack armor, or I want to plan a simple tax plan. 😊

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