Insurance
Guides, examples, and execution notes for insurance from Legacy Investing Show.
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High Deductible vs Low Deductible Insurance: The Break-Even Math
High and low deductible insurance compared with break-even math: premium savings, claim frequency, and the absorb test that tells you which choice wins.
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How Much Does Auto Insurance Cost in 2026? Rates and What Drives Them
Full coverage auto insurance averages about $2,300-$2,600 a year. See what drives your rate, how states compare, and how to price your own policy.
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How Much Is Renters Insurance in 2026? Average Costs by State
Average renters insurance costs about $170 a year nationally. See what coverage includes, which states pay more, and how to price your own policy.
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How to Compare Health Insurance Plans: The Three Numbers That Matter
Health plan comparison comes down to three numbers: premium, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. Here is how to compare plans on your real usage.
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How to Estimate Your Home Contents Value for Insurance (2026)
Most homeowners are underinsured on contents. Learn the 50-70% rule, the replacement-cost vs actual-cash-value difference, and how to estimate yours.
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Insurance Coverage Gap Guide: Where Your Policy Stops Paying
A coverage gap is the difference between what you could lose and what your policy pays. See where gaps hide, what they cost, and how to close yours for good.
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Is Pet Insurance Worth It? 2026 Costs, Coverage, and Comparison
Pet insurance averages $70 a month for dogs and $36 for cats. See what it covers, when it pays off, and how to compare plans on your own numbers.
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Small Business Insurance Cost Guide: What to Budget in 2026
Small business insurance runs $500 to $2,000 a year. See typical ranges by policy type and the four factors that move your price, then budget your own.
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What Does an Insurance Claim Cost Out of Pocket? The Real Formula
Your claim cost equals deductible plus coinsurance plus non-covered items. See computed scenarios and the 2026 out-of-pocket maximum that caps your total.