Sentences with phrase «hedge against expenses»

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If you follow this strategy, Betterment advises investing at least 30 percent more than the three to six months of expenses you would typically put in the emergency fund to hedge against market turmoil.

If you have a Health Savings Account (HSA), consider saving the maximum every year before retirement to begin pre-building a hedge against retirement health care expenses.

It's (almost) a hedge against constantly increasing lease expenses.

In retirement, your buffer might need to be bigger because the lack of wage income takes away a hedge against unexpected expenses.

In this case, a smaller life insurance policy may be necessary just to hedge against the costs of final medical bills, funeral costs, and other final expenses which might be incurred.

The Bottom Line Your life insurance policy can be as simple as you want it to be, or it can be a complex product designed to complement your overall financial plan and hedge against losses, terminal illness expenses and probate.

Renters insurance covers loss of use as well as personal property and liability, so by having coverage you're hedging against the odds of someone you don't know well eventually damaging your property or costing you additional living expenses.

However, a partial hedge against inflation is provided by the dividends paid on participating policies which reflect the favorable mortality, investment, and business expense results of the insurer.