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Whether you’re buying a laptop, replacing a washing machine, or booking an international vacation, retailers are eager to sell you additional protection for your purchase. Whether it takes the form of a service plan, an extended warranty or trip disruption insurance, it can be hard to evaluate whether these add-ons are worth the price. Thomas Walsh, CFP®, joins host Amy Laburda for a deep dive into what these products involve, when they are and aren’t worthwhile, and alternative strategies for protecting your budget and your peace of mind. Learn how to think about your options like a financial planner, and why it’s important to avoid making decisions out of anxiety.
Links:
- “The Elusive Right-Sized Emergency Fund” by Benjamin C. Sullivan, CFP®, CVA, EA
- “Balancing Building Savings With Paying Off Debt” featuring Thomas Walsh, CFP®
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