Low Cost Protection

It simply amazes me how much money people will spend on certain things, and not give a thought about how to protect themselves.

$750,000 on a house, but no money for any alarms, much less a surveillance system.

$60,000 on a car, but no protection for the driver.

$40,000 a year on tuition, room and board, but no protection for the student.

It just doesn’t make sense.

How much should you spend?

It depends on what you are protecting.

If you have a child in college, you can protect them very, very well for a little over a hundred dollars. Extremely well for two hundred. Less than 1/2 of 1% of 40K in tuition, room and board. And you only pay once, not every year, so that takes it way down.

Protection in your 60K car? Around a hundred bucks.

Protection for your 750K and rising house? Five hundred to sixty five hundred, but again, you don’t have to do it but once. Less than 1% to start, and it goes down from there.

Not only that, but it buys peace of mind, which you can’t put a price on. The reality of the situation is that that personal protection and surveillance costs very little to start, and it delivers in the clutch.

Think about it. Where can you get this kind of bang for your buck?

If you’re prepared, you’ll never be surprised,

Michael Gravette