Upgrade Module

Review Your Insurance & Risk Protection

Review your current insurance coverage and major financial risks to identify important protection gaps or updates to discuss with appropriate providers or professionals.

Outcome

What Review Your Insurance & Risk Protection gets you.

By the end of this upgrade, you will have reviewed your current insurance policies and identified specific coverage gaps or updates to address.

What you need
  • Copies of current policies (health, auto, renters/home, life, disability)
  • List of major assets and dependents
  • Recent life changes (marriage, new child, new home, new job)
  • Current policy premiums and coverage limits
Step by step

Run the upgrade.

  1. 01

    Inventory your current coverage

    List every active policy with its type, coverage limit, deductible, and annual premium.

  2. 02

    Map coverage to real risks

    Match each major risk in your life (health event, disability, death, property loss, liability) to whichever policy would respond, and flag anything unmatched.

  3. 03

    Check limits against real exposure

    Compare liability limits and coverage amounts to your assets and income; underinsured limits can leave you exposed to out-of-pocket loss or lawsuit.

  4. 04

    Note life changes since your last review

    List changes like a new dependent, new home, new vehicle, or income change that may require a coverage update.

  5. 05

    Flag gaps and questions

    Write a specific list of gaps or unclear terms (e.g., no disability coverage, unclear life insurance amount) to raise with your provider or agent.

Done when
  • All current policies are listed with limits and premiums
  • Each major personal risk is matched to a policy or flagged as a gap
  • A written list of questions or gaps exists to discuss with a provider
  • Any recent life changes have been accounted for
Keep it working

Annually

  • Re-review after any major life event
  • Compare premiums at renewal against other providers
  • Update beneficiaries and coverage amounts as circumstances change

This is a self-review checklist, not insurance advice; discuss coverage decisions with a licensed insurance professional.