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Anonymous
Hi,
With an annual income of $57,600, im paying $6,787.42 per year for insurance, which comes to around $500+ a month. Am i overpaying?
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It's hard to tell. It depends on what your coverage needs are. If they are essentials, then you have to look at the details, like the probable extras that you might have paid "accidentally" or some sort.
Otherwise, talk to your agent about it and see if your agent can do anything about it if you are in need of money.
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Depends on the insurance type & whether it is really important to you.. considering the annual income probably can be lower $100 or so
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Javier Tan Yan Kai
07 May 2023
Actuarial Analyst at AIA
That's about 12%, monetary seems fine but whether the coverage is sufficient depends on what u buy
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Instead of looking at amount or percentage, in the event of crisi, can your CI cover 3 to 4 years of...
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Too less context to decide. All comes down to what you are buying and why.