An insurance company offers protection against theft or loss of credit cards. The insurance company will insure a credit card holder against all costs incurred for any credit cards (regardless of the number of cards) lost or stolen during the next three years for a single premium payment of $16.00 per year. Uninsured credit card holders are liable for up to $50.00 on each card that is lost or stolen. A friend has 15 credit cards that she carries together in her wallet. Losing or having the cards stolen is statistically independent from year to year. Your friend's MARR is 10% per year. She believes the probability of losing her wallet in any year is about one in one hundred, or p = 0.01. She asks you to advise her whether or not you would recommend purchasing credit card loss protection for $16.