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I have a question: in what cases we can use The Present Indefinite Tense in place of Future Indefinite??

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You should substitute The Present Indefinite Tense when what you are talking about is habitual, meaning it will happen in the future, is happening in the present and was present in the past.
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Purchasing a insurance or a long-term options in financial market can solve this problem, I think.

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