
- November30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 22
Credit Card Insurance
Better idea:
Tip:
You credit card issuer may try to scareyou into buying insurance that will kickin if you die, become disabled, or loseyour job. Usually it's not worth the cost;there are too many restrictions on whenyou become eligible and the benefits areoften limited. Also, some policies will payoff the balance on the card, but othersmay only freeze the balance so that youdon't pile up interest. Makesure you have adequate life and disabilityinsurance that can pay off credit card billsif something happens to you. Youshould also watch out for scammers whotry to sell you credit card loss-protectioninsurance. Don't believe anyone who tellsyou that the law limiting your liability to$50 has been changed.
Articles in this issue
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A Wedding Isn't Really About the Moneyover 17 years ago
Protect Your Future with Smart Planningover 17 years ago
Watch Out for Retirement Plan Tax Trapsover 17 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPover 17 years ago
Reconsider Taxable Retirement Accountsover 17 years ago
Benefit from Social Security Knowledgeover 17 years ago
Understand Physicians' Financial Phasesover 17 years ago
Take Time to Build, and Later to Mournover 17 years ago
Prepare for Tomorrow's Realities Todayover 17 years ago
26 Tips for Avoiding Medical Malpractice





















































