Insurify VS Blueprint Income

Insurify

Compare insurance quotes all in one place - quick, easy, free.

Blueprint Income

A digital retirement plan that works like a pension

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Blueprint Income

Fintech

53 53%

Fintech

47% 47

Insurance

54 54%

Insurance

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Tech

53 53%

Tech

47% 47

Healthcare Administration

53 53%

Healthcare Administration

47% 47

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Social recommendations and mentions

Blueprint Income might be a bit more popular than Insurify. We know about 5 links to it since March 2021 and only 4 links to Insurify. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.

Insurify mentions (4)

Looking for rideshare insurance in Florida
A company like https://insurify.com/ can even give you multiple quotes (and you can check the "rideshare/business" box when getting your quotes). Source: about 2 years ago
Auto insurance premiums
There are sites like insurify.com or nerdwallet.com - no experience using them though. For a discount, I suggest checking on things based on membership where there is a bit of a group discount, like your Credit Union, military service (USAA), Costco, Employer, etc. Consumer Reports rates Car Insurance companies, USAA was best but that doesn't mean cheapest as OP experienced. You could ask the folks at... Source: over 2 years ago
[IWantOut] 28M Maths teacher Australia -> USA
Car insurance (Toyota Yaris, 2015, male driver): $371/mo, $3,804, $19,896 left. Source: over 2 years ago
Tips for adding insurance?
FYI https://insurify.com got me the lowest quote I could find. Source: over 2 years ago

Blueprint Income mentions (5)

Advice on a 3 fund start?
Right now, bonds are not something I recommend (or use), I use 1. Promo CD (depositaccounts.com), 2. MYGAs (blueprintincome.com), or 3. Ibonds (https://thefinancebuff.com/how-to-buy-i-bonds.html) (mostly ibonds lately). Source: almost 2 years ago
I’ve read the wikis, asked a lot but still can’t understand.
You need to answer the question - when do you want the funds to be accessible to spend (on whatever)? If you've got at least 5 years, you're probably OK to put them into VTI. If you have 2-5 years, you're best off with promo CDs (depositaccounts.com) or MYGA (blueprintincome.com) . If you've got >2yrs, then just put them into a HYSA or promo rate rewards checking accounts. Source: about 2 years ago
Switching from target date fund to VTSAX/FZROX
Personally I eschew Target Date because I do not want my FI portion in Bonds, I want them in promotional CDs (depositaccounts.com), or MYGAs (blueprintincome.com), so my brokerage just has VTSAX(VTI) and VTIAX(VXUS). If you're at Fidelity I would just use the VG ETFs (VTI+VXUS). If you like the Fidelity Mutual Funds, go ahead and use those, very little difference, I think VG ETFs slightly edge them out, but that's... Source: about 2 years ago
ETFs and what else?
I recommend putting your "bond" portion into promo bank/CU CDs (depositaccounts.com), or into a MYGA (blueprintincome.com), because both are earning more than bonds right now. Source: about 2 years ago
Is an investment timeframe < 10 years gambling?
You have other options beyond a HYSA. There are Treasuries, promotional bank CDs (depositaccounts.com), MYGAs (blueprintincome.com). Source: over 2 years ago