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Most graduates and young singles have simple insurance needs -- health, auto and renters coverage. At this early stage in your career, you probably don't need to carry life insurance, but it may be one of the company benefits at your new job. Most financial planners recommend that all singles carry disability insurance. Here's the low down on your insurance needs.

How credit scores affect insurance rates, 19 things you need to know about auto insurance, 9 ways to save on auto insurance, 16 ways to get better insurance rates, Do-it-yourself health insurance, Protect your finances with disability insurance, Cafeteria plans take bite out of tax bill, How to buy renter's insurance

Compiled by Dena Dubay, Dani Arthur, Amy Fleitas and Myra Cristobal. Illustrations by Brandy Kesl.

 

 

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