By the time you reach your 30s, you should be learning how to (responsibly) handle your money. And that means investing in the right insurance. Without it, something as small as a trip to the dentist can land you in the red.
Generally in your 30s, it’s smart to be covered across five categories: health insurance, disability insurance, life insurance (in specific circumstances), renter’s insurance (if you’re renting), and umbrella insurance, according to Pamela Capalad, CFP and founder of Brunch and Budget.
Click here to find out exactly what types of insurance you should buy in your 30s. Source: Business Insider
