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1865 Clove Road
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1865 Clove Road
Staten Island, NY 10304
Ph: 1-888-MJF-INS4
Ph: 866-983-8726
Fx: 718-447-2970
Mfusco
Staten Island, NY 1865 Clove Road Staten Island, NY
Hanging on to Your Home
If you’re doing it tough, your Staten Island home insurance premium might just seem like another bill, but it’s important to keep your insurance current. In today’s current economic climate those of us that are still employed are thankful but we worry about job losses in the future. No money coming in means struggling financially and the potential loss of your assets, including your home, if you fail to make payments. The best thing you can do is be prepared should redundancy happen to you. Here are some tips that might help:
• Try and have a savings backup plan in place. Put some money aside each month for the future to form a buffer.
• Look at your outstanding debts and try to pay them down as much as possible – they are easier to handle while you have an income.
• If you are struggling with debt, approach your creditors and see if they will accept a lower amount each month. Or amalgamate all your debts together into a lump sum to gain a lower rate of interest.
• Homeowners should check that they are fully protected. This means updating home owner insurance policies and reading the fine print on redundancy and unemployment cover. Make sure that you have sufficient insurance coverage to protect your home.
Nobody can foresee the future but uncertainty becomes more manageable if you are already planning for the worst but hoping for the best!
If you’re doing it tough, your Staten Island home insurance premium might just seem like another bill, but it’s important to keep your insurance current. In today’s current economic climate those of us that are still employed are thankful but we worry about job losses in the future. No money coming in means struggling financially and the potential loss of your assets, including your home, if you fail to make payments. The best thing you can do is be prepared should redundancy happen to you. Here are some tips that might help:
• Try and have a savings backup plan in place. Put some money aside each month for the future to form a buffer.
• Look at your outstanding debts and try to pay them down as much as possible – they are easier to handle while you have an income.
• If you are struggling with debt, approach your creditors and see if they will accept a lower amount each month. Or amalgamate all your debts together into a lump sum to gain a lower rate of interest.
• Homeowners should check that they are fully protected. This means updating home owner insurance policies and reading the fine print on redundancy and unemployment cover. Make sure that you have sufficient insurance coverage to protect your home.
Nobody can foresee the future but uncertainty becomes more manageable if you are already planning for the worst but hoping for the best!
