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8 Financial Consequences of Ignoring Health Insurance

Skipping health insurance might feel like a bold money-saving move, but it’s actually a risky gamble with your financial future. One unexpected accident, illness, or trip to the ER can unravel years of careful budgeting in a single swipe of a hospital billing system. Medical expenses are one of the…

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How to get a COVID-19 shot and ensure its covered by your insurance

Drugstores are ready to deliver COVID-19 vaccines this fall and insurers plan to cover them, even though the shots no longer come recommended by an important government committee

The Independent UK

Teenager in hospital battling eating disorder convicted of not paying car insurance in latest shock SJP case

The teenager’s harsh criminal conviction came through the controversial Single Justice Procedure

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Property markets yet to twig to looming disaster losses

Hundreds of billions of dollars could disappear from property values due to climate change but it's taking time for the worsening threat to influence buyers.

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Easy Income Portfolio: September 2025 Update

Market and Economic BackdropSeptember has been a month of mixed signals across global markets. Inflation remains sticky, with shelter, services, and insurance costs continuing to put upward pressure on consumer prices. The Federal Reserve has signaled patience but has not yet delivered the long-anticipated rate cuts. Long-term Treasury yields remain…

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Is Renting in Retirement Cheaper Than Owning—Once You Count Everything?

Many retirees assume owning a home outright is the cheapest way to live. After all, no mortgage means lower monthly bills, right? But homeownership still...

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Could Public Transit + Car Share Beat Owning for Suburban Retirees?

Car ownership has long been considered a necessity in the suburbs. Retirees often assume they’ll need a vehicle for independence, errands, and social activities. But...

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AerCap Secures $107 Million Insurance Payout For Five Russia-Stranded Jets

AerCap Holdings (NYSE:AER) shares traded slightly lower on Friday after the aircraft lessor disclosed fresh insurance recoveries tied to jets stranded in Russia and not returned following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

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How To Prepare For Soaring Health Insurance Costs in 2026

Health insurance is getting more expensive. Experts warned that 2026 will bring increases in premiums, deductibles and other costs but you can soften the blow.

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Planning a Trip? 11 Expert Tips for the Modern Retired Traveler

Pack these tips, along with your suitcase, to help safeguard your mental and physical health while traveling.

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Hundreds of thousands to receive compensation for car insurance claims

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said that approximately 270,000 drivers are affected

The Independent UK

8 Travel-Insurance Clauses That Don’t Cover What You Think

Travel insurance is often sold as peace of mind for retirees planning vacations. Policies promise protection against cancellations, medical emergencies, and lost luggage. But the...

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Could a Patient Advocate Save More Than Your HSA Ever Could?

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are often praised as one of the smartest financial tools for retirees. They offer tax advantages, long-term growth, and a way...

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Permanent health tax credit extension would insure 3.8 million: CBO - Roll Call

Democrats are urging action to avoid the year-end expiration of expanded subsidies for buying health insurance on government-run exchanges.

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8 Hidden Costs That Make Breakups Even More Expensive

Breaking up is emotionally brutal. It’s a storm of grief, anger, and confusion. While you’re navigating that emotional wreckage, a financial tidal wave is building. The most obvious cost is finding a new place to live. But the financial pain doesn’t stop there. There are dozens of hidden costs of…

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I’ve Got an Emergency Fund and a 401(k) — Do I Need Anything Else?

Once you've got these basics in place, it's time to strengthen your safety net, maximize additional investment opportunities and protect your assets.

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Radian Bets $1.7 Billion On Inigo To Reinvent Itself As A Global Specialty Insurance Powerhouse

Radian Group Inc. (NYSE:RDN) said Thursday it will buy Inigo Limited, a Lloyds Banking Group (NYSE:LYG) specialty insurer, in a $1.7 billion transaction that will transform the Pennsylvania-based company into a global multi-line insurer.

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8 Lesser-Known Ways Insurance Companies Avoid Paying Claims

Ever notice how insurance companies are all smiles when you’re signing up but suddenly act like you’re invisible when it’s time to file a claim? That’s no accident—it’s strategy. Behind the polished ads and cheerful mascots lies a playbook of clever maneuvers designed to keep their payouts as small as…

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Why Do Doctors’ Offices Bill Patients Months Later?

One minute, life is normal, and the next, a crisp envelope from your doctor’s office lands in your mailbox weeks—or even months—after your appointment. That surprise bill feels less like a routine transaction and more like a plot twist in a drama you didn’t sign up for. Why can’t medical…

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Is W. R. Berkley Stock Outperforming the S&P 500?

W. R. Berkley has outpaced the S&P 500 Index over the past year, with analysts maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook on its future performance.

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Heat, air quality, insurance costs: how climate change is affecting our homes – and our health

This year, ten days of extreme heat in Europe killed roughly 2,300 people, severe flooding on the New South Wales coast left more than 48,000 stranded, and wildfires in Los Angeles destroyed at least 16,000 homes and other buildings.

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7 Reverse-Mortgage Facts That Make or Break the Decision

Reverse mortgages are often advertised as a way for retirees to unlock home equity without selling. They promise extra cash, no monthly payments, and the...

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10 Weather-Proofing Fixes That Lower Insurance and Utility Bills

Storms, extreme heat, and freezing winters are hitting homeowners harder than ever. For retirees, weather-related damage doesn’t just threaten comfort—it drives up insurance premiums and...

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Is Your HOA a Financial Time Bomb?

For many retirees, moving into a community with a homeowners’ association (HOA) feels like buying peace of mind. The promise of well-kept grounds, shared amenities,...

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Are You Still Legally Responsible If Your Teen Damages Someone’s Car?

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