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Warren Buffett, 95, Remains Active Investor After Berkshire Handover as Successor Navigates Record Cash Pile

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor who built Berkshire Hathaway Inc. into a trillion-dollar powerhouse over six decades, continues to wield influence at the conglomerate even after stepping down as CEO at the end of 2025.

International Business Times

PGA Tour Ends Long-Standing Tradition As Hawaii Events Axed From Schedule

The PGA Tour has confirmed it won't be returning to Hawaii in the future, as The Sentry and Sony Open have been chopped from the schedule, with the latter possibly moving to the senior circuit

Golf Monthly

When to Contact a Car Accident Attorney After a Collision

The chaos that comes after car accidents can leave most people shaken and unsure of what to do next

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7 Questions to Ask Before Buying Life Insurance Online

Buying life insurance online sounds simple enough—at least at first. A few clicks, a few quotes, and it feels like it should be easy to sort out.

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Morning Mail: Vance prepares for peace talks, gangs ‘rorting’ NDIS, how many bins is too many?

US vice-president is flying to Pakistan but Tehran’s involvement still in doubt; MPs told criminals are using disability insurance scheme to make money

The Guardian - AU

The Coalition wants NDIS reform to focus on 3 things. Here’s what this would mean for users – and the budget

The government is expected to announce further changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) this week, focused on containing the rising number of participants and the growth in costs, and cracking down on fraudulent activities.

The Conversation

Austin woman’s car got hit by a drunk driver overnight, but the footage told a very different story about who’s at fault

Not as clear-cut as it seemed.

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Why More Women Are Struggling to Afford Basic Health Needs (Even With Insurance)

For many women today, having health insurance no longer guarantees affordable care. Rising premiums, high deductibles, and out-of-pocket costs are creating financial strain that often goes unnoticed. Even routine needs like prescriptions, preventive visits, and mental health support are becoming harder to manage. In conversations with working mothers, freelancers, and…

Budget and the Bees

Warning after extreme weather's financial toll revealed

The eye-watering cost of extreme weather for 2025 has been revealed, sparking a warning the financial toll may only get worse.

AAP

The ‘John Doe’ Financial Freeze: Why Your Power of Attorney May Not Work at Hospital Checkout This Week

A growing number of families are discovering a frustrating reality at the worst possible moment: the paperwork they thought would protect them financially suddenly hits a wall. It happens fast—someone is admitted to the hospital, a bill needs to be paid, and the person holding a Power of Attorney is…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Home Insurance Denials Are Surging — 6 Reasons Claims Get Rejected

There’s a quiet shift happening in the insurance world, and it’s hitting homeowners right where it hurts—their wallets. Claims that once seemed routine are now facing closer scrutiny, longer processing times, and, increasingly, outright rejection. With extreme weather events on the rise and insurers tightening their policies, the odds of…

Everybody Loves Your Money

6 Insurance Changes That Can Increase Costs in Retirement

Retirement should feel like a reward, not a financial puzzle filled with surprise expenses. Yet insurance costs often shift in ways that catch people off guard right when they expect stability the most. Small changes in coverage, timing, or provider choices can quietly drain a fixed income over time.

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Things Your Homeowner’s Insurance Won’t Pay For

Homeowner’s insurance feels like a safety net—until you actually need it and discover the holes. Many policies look comprehensive on paper, but they quietly exclude some of the most expensive and frustrating problems homeowners face. That gap between expectation and reality can cost thousands if you don’t understand it upfront.

Everybody Loves Your Money

While Rick waited for his insurance payout, mushrooms sprouted in his flooded Victorian home. He’s not alone

Exclusive: Insurance complaints are at record levels as Australian industry struggles with delays on ‘everyday’ claims

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Three people in California arrested for dressing up as bears to commit insurance fraud

This is the kind of idea someone comes up with in high school.

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69 Of The Most Expensive Fails That Hurt So Bad To Look At, You May Physically Feel It (New Pics)

Mistakes are a part of life. It’s how we learn and grow as individuals, and for the most part, we can eventually brush them off and move on. However, some mistakes are so costly that simply charging them to experience can be painful. Here are some examples, as featured on…

Evening Standard

Pensioner convicted in fast-track court after one-letter typo on insurance forms

The pensioner realised the error after she received a letter from the DVLA.

The Independent UK

Elderly woman convicted over one-letter car insurance mistake

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Jeweller faked multimillion-dollar heist for insurance

A jeweller has been found not guilty of kidnapping after staging a robbery at his own store to claim $2 million worth of stock in an insurance fraud.

The Independent UK

Pensioner given criminal conviction over single-letter typo on car insurance form

The 86-year-old did not realise that she had written an ‘F’ instead of an ‘S’

The Conversation

NDIS changes to be unveiled on Wednesday will provide budget’s biggest cuts

The Albanese government on Wednesday will unveil the biggest source of cuts in the May 12 budget, when it announces a sweeping overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

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Suze Orman: This Overlooked Health Insurance Detail Could Cost You Thousands in 2026

Suze Orman says your maximum out-of-pocket cost is the health insurance detail most people overlook -- and in 2026, that could cost you up to $10,600.

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3 Signs You’re Insurance-Rich and Cash-Poor — How To Save Hundreds Now

High insurance premiums can drain your budget. These warning signs show you’re insurance‑rich and cash‑poor — and how to cut costs and save hundreds fast.

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Florida cop confidently writes up woman for driving with a device in her right hand. He just misses one tiny detail

Katie, who goes by @slightlyoff.balance on TikTok, posted a video of a traffic stop incident on February 11 that quickly racked up over 39.5 million views, according to BroBible. In the clip, a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office deputy explains Katie’s receiving a citation for holding a wireless communication device…

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15-Year-Old Gets Her Permit. So Her Mom Takes Her Shopping For A $55,000 Ford Bronco: 'As An Auto Claims Adjustor…'

The moment a teenager gets their learners permit (or maybe even before that) the dream car conversation starts. Suddenly every kid has opinions on make, model, color, and maybe even trim level, despite never having paid an insurance bill in their life.

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