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Invest in yourself -- 20s

First insurance coverage
By Bankrate.com

Most graduates and young singles have simple insurance needs -- health, renter and auto. You don't need anything fancy. No life insurance, no annuities. Financial planners do recommend that all singles carry disability insurance.

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-- Posted: Jan. 20, 2003

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