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Premium Funding - Insurance can be expensive but with premium funding there is a way to manage your cash flow. Talk to an insurance broker who offers premium funding today and make sure you have your insurance needs in order. Advisr has 250 insurance brokers from 60 different insurance brokerages who specialise in premium funding. Find the insurance broker you need and talk with them about your premium funding requirements for your insurance.
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Premium funding is a financing option that helps you spread out the cost of your insurance premiums over a set period, typically up to twelve months. It's essentially a short-term loan for your insurance policy.
Here's how it works:
- You choose to pay monthly: Let's say your insurance company requires a one-time annual payment, but you'd prefer to pay in installments. With premium funding, you can opt for a monthly payment plan.
- Third party pays the premium: A premium funding company steps in and pays the full annual premium to your insurance company on your behalf.
- You repay the funder: You then repay the premium funding company with monthly installments over the chosen period, typically a year. There will be an interest rate associated with this loan.
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Benefits of premium funding:
- Cash flow management: This is particularly helpful for businesses, as it allows them to avoid a large upfront cost and frees up cash flow for other needs.
- Consolidated payments: You can combine multiple insurance policies from different insurers into a single monthly payment through the premium funding company.
- Spreading the cost: Even for individuals, it can be easier to manage the cost of insurance by breaking it down into smaller monthly payments.
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