Adulting 101 The Art of Being a Grown Up Shanna Wells, M.Ed.

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Adulting 101 The Art of Being a Grown Up Shanna Wells, M.Ed. Community College of Rhode Island Coordinator, Community and Social Resources

Session 4 Transportation and Insurance

Alternatives to Buying a Car Alternative methods of transportation are: Walk. Bus (monthly pass half-price at CCRI bookstore with student ID!) Ride Share (Car Pool/Uber/Lyft). In addition to the price of a car, costs include registration, inspection, insurance, gas, regular and emergency maintenance, so consider your budget when deciding to buy a car.

What Will It Cost to Buy and Own a Car? How to Read an Auto Finance Contract https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=60&v=1bSycPa1Z2k Total Cost of Owning a Car https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/loans/total-cost-owning-car/

Tips for Buying a Car Buy, don’t lease. Buy used rather than new. For best re-sale value vehicles https://www.kbb.com/new-cars/best-resale-value-awards/ Pay cash if you can. Don’t finance through the dealership.  Find your own loan and know how much you can afford BEFORE making a deal for a car.  To see if you qualify for a loan https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/will-i- qualify-for-that-car-loan/ Read the contract carefully. Let a trusted mechanic inspect a used car BEFORE you buy. Negotiate the price.

Insurance De-Mystified Insurance helps protect you from financial loss when things go wrong. For example, you might be injured in a car accident and must pay for treatment and the cost of car repairs. The insurer agrees to pay you money to help cover costs if something bad happens.   An insurance policy outlines what specific protection the insured receives.  In exchange, you agree to pay a fee (monthly, quarterly or yearly) known as a premium.

Types of Insurance WHAT YOU INSURE TYPES OF POLICIES Your holiday Travel insurance Your property Car insurance, home insurance, renter's insurance Your person Health insurance https://healthsourceri.com/ Life insurance, income protection insurance, total and permanent disability insurance, term life insurance, sickness or accident insurance Your business Business insurance, professional indemnity and public liability insurance Your loans Consumer credit insurance

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