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Should You Say That? Tips for Talking to Insurance Companies After an Accident

After a car accident, your insurance company and the insurance company of the other driver will ask for your version of the incident. Your version of the events will directly affect their findings and how much compensation you get. You don’t want to make a mistake by saying the wrong thing, but you also need to provide your statement. Learn the best tactics when talking to your insurance company after a car accident with these simple tips.

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Finance of Medicine

Recovering from the Unexpected: 4 Tips for Financially Dealing with a Medical Condition

After you have a health issue, a lot of things change in your life. It comes with major stress and financial problems as well. However, although it may not be easy, if you don’t give up and instead take the right action, you can move past it over time. Here are four tips you should use to help you in dealing with the financial aspects of a medical condition:

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Don’t Panic! 3 Stressful Fiscal Issues That Shouldn’t Blow Your Budget

While many major events can result in unexpected expenses and lost wages, these issues do not have to jeopardize your financial future.  Major life events can wreak havoc on your personal finances and that is why during ordinary times you should be building yourself a safety net. This net should ideally be six months to one year of living expenses. So if you typically average $3,000 per month in expenses (this includes rent/mortgage, food, gas, utilities, entertainment, everything) then you should have an emergency fund of at least $18,000! (6 x $3,000= $18,000) and preferably $36,000. If you don’t have at least the minimum you are at risk if one of the following events hits you.

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Making the Best of the Worst: 4 Tips for Financial Recovery after an Accident

Your first major car accident can be a very stressful time. You may feel in shock from the overwhelming physical and mental blows. Whether or not you were the one at fault, you will most likely find yourself with huge bills for repairing or replacing your vehicle and for any health care that you required. Arm yourself with this knowledge that can help you recover financially and land on your feet once again.

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