Expert Offers 5 Ways to Trim Insurance Expenses

Expert Offers 5 Ways to Trim Insurance Expenses

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The average household now spends $50 per month more on gasoline than

last year, says financial planner Rick Rodgers, author of "The New

Three-Legged Stool: A Tax Efficient Approach To Retirement Planning"

(www.TheNewThreeLeggedStool.com(http://www.thenewthreeleggedstool.com/)).

Ease the pain by looking for other places to offset that extra

expense. Car insurance is a good place to start.

According to the Insurance Information Institute, the national average

auto insurance premium is $850 per year. Rodgers says you can reduce

that:

About Rick Rodgers

Certified Financial Planner Rick Rodgers is president of Rodgers &

Associates, "The Retirement Specialists," in Lancaster, Pa. He's a

Certified Retirement Counselor and member of the National Association

of Personal Financial Advisers. Rodgers has been featured on national

radio and TV shows, including "FOX Business News" and "The 700 Club,"

and is available to speak at conferences and corporate events

(www.rodgersspeaks.com(http://www.rodgersspeaks.com/)).

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