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Will my private health insurance cover my surgery? What if my claim is rejected?

The Australian Competition Consumer Commission (ACCC) has fined Bupa A$35 million for unlawfully rejecting thousands of health insurance claims over more than five years.

The Conversation

8 Social Media Posts That Attract Home Insurance Investigators

What you post on social media can have a profound impact on all aspects of your life. What you post isn’t just shared with friends and followers. It could be used against you in investigations. You may be thinking that you’ve done nothing wrong, but if you’ve made a home…

Clever Dude

Florida Revives Popular Home-Hardening Program With $280M in New Funding

A major infusion of state funds revives Florida's flagship home-hardening grant program to protect homeowners and potentially lower insurance costs.

Kiplinger

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Will Covered California Land on Life Support?

Catastrophic federal cuts loom on the Golden State’s health care horizon.

Capital & Main

Line catching Bray at Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport Rankings summit

Monoposto maestro George Line is up to second place in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings after bagging another hat-trick at Thruxton last weekend.

Autosport

Fitness Trackers That Sell Your Health Data

Staying healthy is important, and fitness trackers make it easier. You can count your steps, track your sleep, and see your heart rate with just a glance at your wrist. But there’s a catch. Many fitness trackers collect your health data and sell it to other companies. This isn’t just…

Clever Dude

At the races: Summertime madness - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including redistricting and campaign launches.

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What Moving to a Low-Tax State Really Does to Your Bills

Thinking about moving to a low-tax state? You’re not alone. Many people look at their tax bill and wonder if life would be easier somewhere else. The idea is simple: pay less in taxes, keep more of your money. But the reality is more complicated. Your bills don’t just shrink…

Clever Dude

Why Some Seniors Are Being Removed as Beneficiaries Without Notice

For many seniors, being named as a beneficiary on a loved one’s life insurance policy, retirement account, or estate plan offers peace of mind and...

Saving Advice

10 Car Insurance Discounts That Are Actually Traps

Saving money on car insurance is something every driver wants. Insurers know this, which is why they often advertise enticing discounts—everything from safe driving rewards...

Saving Advice

Why You Should Never Store These Documents in a Safe

Some things feel obvious. You want to keep your most important documents safe, so you put them in a safe. But that’s not always the best move. In fact, storing certain documents in a safe can cause more problems than it solves. You might think you’re protecting your future, but…

The Free Financial Advisor

Devastating: 11 Unexpected Emergencies That Devastate Families

No one likes to imagine the worst, but life doesn’t always give us a heads-up. From job loss to natural disasters, there are unexpected emergencies that devastate families emotionally, financially, and logistically. When you’re raising kids, even a small crisis can ripple out into something much bigger. Being aware of…

Clever Dude

Three Estate Planning Documents a Business Owner Can't Afford to Skip

A business owner's estate plan should protect the company and its employees as well as the entrepreneur's heirs. These three documents are critical.

Kiplinger

ICE Is Snooping on Your Medical Bills

The immigration agency has reportedly gained access to a private database designed to fight insurance fraud.

Reason

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6 Common Home Repairs That Require a Permit (But No One Gets One)

At one point in time, I worked in construction. The crew I was on did home renovations or new home work. What I learned during that time is that a lot of people perform common home repairs without a permit (even if it’s necessary). Doing this could cause you to…

The Conversation

Defence spending is like insurance – how will NZ pay the higher premiums?

Defence spending is like insurance – you have to pay for it but you hope you never have to use it. And the higher the risk you face, the higher your premium will be.

Clever Dude

7 Times DIY Plumbing Turned Into a Homeowner Lawsuit

You might not think that a DIY plumbing fix could land you in hot water legally, but it’s totally possible. A lot of the time, people take on these jobs to save themselves a little bit of money, but it could wind up costing them way more in the long…

Kiplinger

How to Prepare for an Emergency

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What flood insurance does and does not cover

Though natural disasters cycle across seasons and regions in the U.S., it’s often a shocking discovery for property owners how expansive and expensive flood and water damage can be when a major storm devastates their homes, businesses and communities

Saving Advice

How Changing Your Address Can Affect Your Life Insurance Payout

Most people wouldn’t think twice about updating their address when they move. Whether it’s notifying the post office, updating utility accounts, or changing their driver’s...

Clever Dude

7 Car Insurance Discounts That Quietly Disappeared

Car insurance is one of those bills you can’t ignore. Most people want to save money wherever they can, so discounts are a big deal. But over the years, some car insurance discounts have faded away. You might remember getting a break for things like low mileage or being a…

The Free Financial Advisor

DIY Fixes That Could Be Violating Local Building Codes

Tackling home repairs yourself can be empowering and cost-effective, but not every project is as simple as it seems. Many homeowners dive into DIY fixes without realizing that some repairs could actually violate local building codes. These codes exist to keep you, your family, and your neighbors safe, and ignoring…

The Independent UK

Starmer opens the door for stealth tax extension as he tries to balance books

During a fiery PMQs, Keir Starmer ruled out increases to income tax, VAT and national insurance – but could not answer questions on wealth taxes or a freeze on tax thresholds

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer sticks by fiscal rules despite dire economic warnings

KEIR Starmer has pledged to stick with Labour’s self-imposed fiscal rules – despite dire warnings about the state of the economy.

Clever Dude

6 Retiree Investments That Went Bust With Zero Warning

Retirement is supposed to be a time to relax, not worry about money. However, even the safest-looking retirement investments can suddenly collapse without warning. Many people trust their nest eggs to options that seem stable, only to watch them disappear overnight. This can leave retirees scrambling to cover basic expenses…

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