Christina Roman (@teena_laro) 's Twitter Profile
Christina Roman

@teena_laro

Long Beach Girl 🌊 Colorado University 🎓Consumer Education & Advocacy Manager @Experian 📱All opinions are my own 🙋🏽

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Jim Katzaman - Get Debt-Free One Family at a Time (@jkatzaman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A5a Insurance policies come with these key parts: Premium = what you pay Deductible = what you pay before insurance kicks in Coverage limit = max they’ll pay Exclusions = what’s not covered Always read these like your money depends on it—because it does. #CreditChat

Jennifer White (@jennifer_wwhite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A5. Home insurance policies typically include coverage for structure of home, personal belongings, liability protection, additional living expenses if the home becomes uninhabitable. You may also need to consider additional coverages such as flood, earthquake, etc. #CreditChat

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Q6. How often should someone review their insurance coverage, and what events or changes in life might trigger a need for reassessment? #CreditChat

Q6. How often should someone review their insurance coverage, and what events or changes in life might trigger a need for reassessment? #CreditChat
Rod Griffin (@rod_griffin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A7: Consider working with a reputable independent insurance agent. Ours conducts an annual review and notifies us if better terms or coverage is available when time to renew. #creditchat

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A7. We get that shopping for insurance can be a headache. That’s why Experian does the heavy lifting for you. Compare top options in one place and find coverage that fits—fast. experian.com/lp/car-insuran… #CreditChat

Jim Katzaman - Get Debt-Free One Family at a Time (@jkatzaman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A9a Want to make sure you’re properly insured? Start here👇 ✅ List what you can’t afford to lose (health, car, income, stuff) ✅ Check if you’re already covered (job, parents, school) ✅ Fill the gaps—start small if you have to #CreditChat

Jennifer White (@jennifer_wwhite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A9. Start by reviewing existing insurance policies, identifying any gaps in coverage, & making sure limits reflect your current assets and lifestyle. Plan for the future by adjusting coverage as life changes & aligning protection with long-term life goals. #CreditChat

Jim Katzaman - Get Debt-Free One Family at a Time (@jkatzaman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A9b Then: 🔄 Review yearly 📲 Set reminders 🗣 Ask for help (agents, HR, even Reddit) 📈 As income grows, upgrade your coverage Insurance isn’t “set it and forget it”—it’s part of your financial hustle. #CreditChat

Jim Katzaman - Get Debt-Free One Family at a Time (@jkatzaman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A10a If you’re just starting out with insurance, here’s the one thing to remember: Buy for the risk, not the price. The cheapest policy won’t help if it doesn’t cover what you actually need. #CreditChat

Jennifer White (@jennifer_wwhite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A10. One key piece of advice is to focus on understanding your specific needs before comparing policies, so you’re not just shopping by price. Take time to research coverage options & ask questions to ensure you’re getting reliable protection that fits your situation. #CreditChat

Wendy McBride (@wendym43) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Experian A10. I'd tell them to compare policies from different companies. I found the best quote through The Harford but I am over 55 which the plan is thru AARP. #CreditChat