I think life insurance could be one of these examples. I heard that when people buy life insurance, they typically cancel it a few years later. And then they buy a new one, more expensive than the previous one, because they are older.
Then there are “financial advisors” who advise people to cancel all their existing insurance and buy new ones. I don’t know how often people are willing to go through that cycle, though.
I think life insurance could be one of these examples. I heard that when people buy life insurance, they typically cancel it a few years later. And then they buy a new one, more expensive than the previous one, because they are older.
Then there are “financial advisors” who advise people to cancel all their existing insurance and buy new ones. I don’t know how often people are willing to go through that cycle, though.