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Insurance module · protection & gaps

Insurance Needs Calculator

What it costs to be covered. Quote a new setup on the Calculator, track current premiums in My As-Is, and Compare protection per dollar.

Scenario

Your policies

Pulled in

Calculator · monthly premiums
$0/mo
Total / mo$0

Coverage check

The left column is example data. Set up My As-Is → to compare your real numbers.
My As-Is Today
You pay (policies)$0
Auto + home$0
Total / mo$0
Protections covered0/5
Calculator Planned
You pay (policies)$0
Auto + home$0
Total / mo$0
Protections covered0/5
Calculator vs My As-Is · monthly premiums
$0
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How it works

What it costs to be covered — and where you are not

Insurance is easy to overpay for and easy to under-carry. This insurance calculator totals your monthly premiums across health, life, disability, auto, and home, then runs a coverage check showing which of the five core types you actually hold — and which you are missing.

A coverage check, not just a bill

Adding up premiums is the easy half. The harder question is whether you are covered at all. The five-point check flags gaps — say, no disability cover — so you see your exposure, not only your cost.

Auto and home come in automatically

Your auto premium flows in from the Transport calculator and your homeowners premium from Mortgage, so the total reflects everything without re-entry.

Employer plans count

A workplace policy you pay little or nothing for still counts as coverage — enter it at its real cost, even $0, and it registers in the check.

Right-sized, not just present

Coverage is a balance: too little leaves a costly gap, too much drains money you could use elsewhere. Seeing premiums and the five-point check together is meant to surface both problems — an exposure with no policy, or a stack of overlapping ones — so your protection matches your actual life.

Frequently asked questions

How much insurance do I need?
It depends on your dependents, income, debts, and assets. The five-point coverage check shows which types you currently hold rather than prescribing a specific amount.
What are the main types of insurance?
The five tracked here are health, life, disability, auto, and home or renters insurance — the core categories most households need to consider.
Do I need life insurance?
It is generally most useful when other people depend on your income, and less so if no one relies on you financially. Your situation decides it, not a formula.
What is disability insurance?
It replaces part of your income if illness or injury keeps you from working. It is one of the most commonly overlooked coverage gaps.
Why is my auto or home premium already filled in?
Those figures are pulled from the Transport and Mortgage calculators so you enter each cost only once across CuraMoneta.
How can I lower my insurance premiums?
Comparing quotes, raising deductibles, and bundling policies can help. This tool shows your total cost and coverage; it does not give insurance advice.
The CuraMoneta system

Useful on its own. Powerful together.

This calculator works on its own — but it shares your numbers with eight more. Together, they become a command center for your whole financial picture.

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