Giving children money from a young age can sound risky, especially if you’re concerned about over-consumption of junk food. Actually, starting early can make a world of difference when it comes to teaching children about investment and fiscal responsibility. Your child would likely grow up with sound financial decision-making skills that would be critical for…
Many times, we have heard potential clients complain about taking out a life insurance in case they pass away and they don’t get to enjoy their investment. At Sacos, we care about your well-being and your investment. Here are four tips to a fitter, healthier you which can help you live a longer life.
Analyse your recurring expenses If you can identify your habitual expenses, you have a greater chance of lowering them! Keep your receipts so you can identify the things that you need, and the things that you can do without. Cutting out things that is not a necessity can make a huge difference in your budget…
Excess is a small part you pay when you make a claim to assume part of the risk. This is an acceptance of the risk on your part.
Usually, before proposing a cover, we want to identify the replacement cost of the asset being insured in order to assess the risk we are taking on before giving a quote. However, we understand that clients are not very likely to be qualified in calculating such costs, which may result in an incorrect estimation of…
…is undervaluing your assets.
A premium is the fee you pay to the insurer for your insurance cover. What you pay, and when you pay depends on the value placed on your property. How much are you willing to spend for its protection? The majority of people are willing to pay an insurance premium in order to protect the…
We all work hard for the things we have. And once we have it, one of our priorities becomes security. Protecting the things that we value- our cars, our homes, our lives. Things happen everyday that is beyond our control, and insurance is simply a means of being protected from financial impacts derived from risks.…
