What count as assets? Accounts and investments?
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Written on: 10.11.2009 [11:47]
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Volker
Volker
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When it comes to calculating your assets, what should you take into account? Are all valuables assets: accounts, investments, pension, car, home...? |
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Written on: 16.11.2009 [16:15]
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Hummel
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Anything can be an asset, even a nice smile. If you need to calculate your assets for insurance purposes, make sure that you double check the value of everything. You should always ensure that you have more than enough cover, because the 'little things' all add up! If your kitchen burns down, it's not only the fitted units and appliances that need replacing, but the utensils, crockery, table linens, bowls, trays, mixers, food... If you're calculating how much you're worth, you'll only be able to take the 'main' things into account, including: life insurance policy, savings, investments, properties, vehicles, antiques and other valuable possessions like expensive jewellery. |
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