When you sign up for insurance policies whether it is auto insurance, health insurance, life insurance or even home insurance your premium has already been calculated based on many factors that determine what the cost would be per month and per year. Choosing your insurance policy can be a difficult task since there are many different coverages available, some suit your life style some don’t. Friends and family give recommendations for you to choose from and it may not be the best suited for you. Take your time and budget yourself and access what coverages you think would be the best for you and your family moving forward.
After you have completed the daunting task of selecting your insurance policy, if it was from one of the big companies in the space that we recommend or choosing your local insurance company to do the job you are now faced with how to pay them. Depending on what your current situation is like, you may decide that you would like to pay monthly since it could be easier to track, or you would prefer to pay in a lump sum per year so you can eat the costs up front and never have to think about your insurance cost till next year. There is no right or wrong method to paying your insurance company, although weighing the pros and cons may help you decide which course of action is the best for you. Take a look at the pros and cons that we’ve put together.