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Blow for Reeves as company hiring plans ‘at record low’ in wake of national insurance hike

Labour chancellor has warned the public that the change they voted for in last summer’s election was ‘never going to happen overnight’

The Independent UK

Financial Literacy: 9 Key Terms Every First-Generation American Should Know

Building long-term financial success involves more than securing a good job. Even a high-paying career might not be enough to create real wealth unless you understand basic financial concepts. In...

GOBankingRates

Are You Being Monitored by Your Health Insurance Company?

Health insurance is supposed to give you peace of mind. But lately, you might wonder if your health insurance company is watching your every move....

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Woman gets criminal conviction for not insuring motorbike when hospitalised with mental health crisis

The woman says she was in hospital with a mental health crisis when the insurance wasn’t paid

Evening Standard

7 Assets That Can Disqualify You From Medicaid Without Warning

For many seniors, Medicaid can be a financial lifeline, covering medical expenses, long-term care, and services that private insurance or Medicare won’t. But qualifying for...

Saving Advice

Man sentenced for classic car insurance scam involving fake thefts and forged documents

Danny Phipps, 32, repeatedly made insurance policies on classic vehicles before claiming they were stolen

Evening Standard

10 Silent Triggers That Cause Retirement Funds to Lose FDIC Protection

Most people assume their retirement savings are safe as long as they’re parked in reputable accounts. But that safety net isn’t always guaranteed—especially when it comes to FDIC protection. What many don’t realize is that a few seemingly minor moves can cause your retirement funds to lose FDIC protection without…

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How Recurring Charges Keep Running After Death Without Intervention

When someone dies, you expect their financial life to stop. But that’s not always what happens. Recurring charges—like streaming services, gym memberships, and subscription boxes—can keep draining money from a deceased person’s account for months or even years. These charges don’t just disappear. They keep running until someone steps in…

The Free Financial Advisor

Meet the women behind the sexual wellness revolution and the censorship rules that prevent their work from reaching you

IN FOCUS: Entrepreneurs in the sexual wellness space face a daily battle as their social media and bank accounts are deactivated says sexologist Georgia Rose

The Independent UK

Why Are DIY Homes Quietly Denied for Insurance Claims?

Taking pride in your DIY home repairs is rewarding—but what if that project you finished last weekend puts your insurance coverage at risk? Many homeowners don’t realize that DIY fixes, no matter how well-intentioned, can trigger denied claims or worse. Knowing what pitfalls insurers watch for helps you keep your…

Clever Dude

Could You Lose Everything Over a Single Bad Wiring Job?

Picture this: you’re finishing up that weekend DIY project—maybe rewiring an outlet or fixing a light—and you feel a surge of pride. It all seems perfect until disaster strikes. A bad wiring job can lead to catastrophic consequences: explosive fires, shock hazards, and insurance nightmares that leave you footing every…

Clever Dude

5 Insurance Clauses That Erase DIY Repairs From Coverage

Imagine spending your weekend tinkering away, fixing that leaky pipe or patching the roof, only to discover your insurance won’t cover the fallout if things go wrong. That sinking realization? It’s exactly why knowing how DIY repairs coverage works—or doesn’t—is so important. A misstep can turn a simple fix into…

Clever Dude

Get Private Equity-Style Huge Returns Without The Massive Fees

The movement to open U.S. retirement plans to private equity and venture capital is gaining momentum.

Benzinga

Google's AI Overview Is Wrong About Life Insurance 57% of the Time, Says Study

You need more than a grain of salt when getting life insurance tips from Google's AI overview.

Kiplinger

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Reason

Trump's Tariffs May Soon Make Car Insurance More Expensive

Tariffs on auto parts, meant to "protect America’s automobile industry," make repairs more expensive and drive up the cost of insurance.

Saving Advice

Are Reverse Mortgages Just Delayed Foreclosures?

Reverse mortgages are marketed as a lifeline for retirees, especially those who are house-rich but cash-poor. They promise monthly income, no required loan payments, and...

International Business Times

The Hidden Consequences of Personal Injury: Pitkin Law on a Human-Centered Path to Recovery

Pitkin Law positions itself not only as a legal service provider but as a compassionate guide through such moments.

Clever Dude

7 Ways Your Home’s Wiring Could Be Breaking Federal Law

Electrical wiring is one of those things you don’t think about until something goes wrong. But what if your home’s wiring is already a problem—one that could break federal law and put your safety at risk? Many homeowners don’t realize that even small mistakes or outdated systems can lead to…

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Can You Still Leave an Inheritance If You Need Long-Term Care?

For many people, the idea of passing down wealth, property, or cherished family possessions is as much about legacy as it is about money. But...

Clever Dude

What’s Behind the Spike in Insurance Denials for Home Repairs?

Homeowners are seeing more insurance denials for home repairs than ever before. You pay your premiums, you expect help when something breaks, but lately, more people are getting turned down. This isn’t just a small problem. It can leave you with big bills and a lot of stress. If you…

Clever Dude

Could You Be Breaking the Law With a Simple Plumbing Fix?

You spot a leaky faucet or a clogged drain. You grab your wrench and get to work. It feels good to fix things yourself. But what if that simple plumbing fix could land you in legal trouble? Many homeowners don’t realize that plumbing laws exist for a reason. They protect…

Clever Dude

Is Your ZIP Code Being Used to Auto-Deny Health Coverage?

Health insurance is supposed to help you when you need it most. But what if your ZIP code is quietly working against you? Many people don’t realize that where they live can affect their chances of getting health coverage. Insurers sometimes use ZIP codes to make decisions about who gets…

Benzinga

Assured Guaranty Q2 FY2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Assured Guaranty (NYSE:AGO) reported its second-quarter financial results before the opening bell on Friday.

The Free Financial Advisor

How Many Times Have You Signed a Waiver Without Reading It?

Ever been in a rush at the gym, a trampoline park, or even a doctor’s office and just scribbled your name on a waiver? You’re not alone. Most people sign waivers without reading them. It feels like a formality, something you do to get to the fun part. But those…

The Free Financial Advisor

Why Financial Institutions Delay Payouts Without Penalty

When you’re waiting for your money, every day feels longer. You might expect a quick payout from your bank, insurance company, or investment account. But sometimes, the money just doesn’t show up as fast as you’d like. This isn’t just annoying—it can mess with your plans, cause stress, and even…

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