Natasha’s family has advised her not to depend completely on the insurance that her employer provides. Natasha now plans to independently obtain property and casualty insurance, auto insurance, and other insurance related to her personal life. What are the two ways in which she can accomplish her goal? A. by seeking help from the human resource department of her company B. by asking her family members to share their insurance with her C. by hiring a local agent or broker who is familiar with her needs D. by letting her employer-based life insurance and health insurance coverage lapse E. by registering on the website of a national insurance company
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