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Corn Closes Firmer on Tuesday, as USDA Trims Carryout

Corn futures posted steady to penny higher across the front months on Tuesday. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price was steady at $3.95 1/4. The average close for December futures in February has been $4.58, as the base spring price for crop insurance is underway. The monthly WASDE update...

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7 Car Models With Insurance Costs That Surprise Owners at Renewal

You open your renewal notice and see a number that makes you blink twice, tilt your head, and wonder if your insurer accidentally added an extra digit. Insurance costs don’t always follow the logic you’d expect. A car that seems modest can be surprisingly pricey to insure, while a flashier…

Everybody Loves Your Money

‘Made us proud queen’: Man in London runs away with a woman’s phone while she was recording a video — too bad she turned out to be triathlete

We’ve all seen those high-drama moments on social media where someone gets caught off guard in public. Usually, the story ends with an insurance claim and a lot of crying. Not this time. Because a phone snatcher just got owned by an American triathlete in London.

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UK-India FTA gets compared to ‘bag of soggy poppadums’ in House of Commons debate

UK MPs across parties criticized the UK-India FTA in the House of Commons, citing concerns over services, National Insurance evasion, delayed tariff reductions for British goods, and a lack of enforceable human rights clauses. Critics warned of cheap imports and the potential impact on British workers, particularly concerning the double…

The Times of India

9 Things to Photograph for Insurance Before the Next Winter Storm

When a winter storm hits, the damage is often immediate, but the battle with your insurance company can drag on for months. In 2026, insurers...

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The $2,200 Discrepancy: How the New Child Tax Credit Leaves DINK Couples Behind in 2026

If you filed taxes this season and felt like the system was handing out a quiet bonus to families while you got a polite shrug, you’re not imagining things. For many couples, the difference isn’t a few dollars—it’s a very real gap that can change how fast one household builds…

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The Bullish Price Surprise That Will Really Surprise You But Shouldn’t

Japan’s Orix Corp. had the seventh-highest bullish price surprise on Monday. Its shares gained over 5% on the day after strong Q3 2026 results beat Wall Street’s expectations. While Orix might fly under the radar, it shouldn’t. Here’s why.

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State Farm Files for 10% Rate Reduction in Florida After Years of Increases

Florida’s insurance market has spent years feeling like one of those rides that climbs slowly, drops suddenly, and leaves you wondering why you ever got on in the first place. But for once, the latest twist is actually good news.

The Free Financial Advisor

When a Written Escalation Turns a Stalled Claim Into a Moving One

Auto insurance claims don’t always move at the pace you expect. Sometimes they glide along smoothly, and other times they feel like they’ve been dropped into a black hole where updates vanish and timelines stretch endlessly. What many drivers don’t realize is that some of the most frustrating delays are…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Florida’s 3.35% Non-Renewal Rate: Why Hundreds of Thousands Lost Home Insurance Last Year

Florida has never been a quiet place when it comes to insurance, but last year’s numbers felt like a jolt even by Florida standards. A 3.35% non-renewal rate may look small on paper, but in a state with millions of policies, that percentage translates into hundreds of thousands of homeowners…

The Free Financial Advisor

11 Common “Mistakes” That Make Insurance Say You’re At Fault

Insurance companies don’t just look at what happened during a crash. They look at how it happened, why it happened, and whether your actions nudged the situation in the wrong direction. Even small decisions behind the wheel can shift blame onto you, sometimes in ways that feel completely unfair.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Trump Rx prescription drug site ‘not a solution’ for many patients, experts say

New website lists only limited number of medications – and many of them cost less in generic form elsewhere

The Guardian - US

Retirees Are Spending More Than They Planned on 4 Key Things in 2026

A new Clever survey finds retirees think they need $823K to retire in 2026, yet many are spending more than expected on groceries, insurance and much more.

GOBankingRates

3 Insurance Stocks Hitting 52-Week Highs With More Room to Run

Defensive sectors are starting to break out as investors seek safer havens for their capital. These 3 insurance stocks could be the next to surge.

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The “Medical Billing Minimum”: 7 New Line-Items Showing Up in 2026 Statements

We are used to seeing copays and deductibles, but in 2026, a new category of “administrative” fees is appearing on medical statements that insurance often...

Clever Dude

Drivers Are Getting Fined for This Look: The Real Legal Risk of Debadging

Debadging a car has become relatively popular for individuals who like the “clean look” for their vehicle. However, many people don’t realize that it can also attract the wrong kind of attention from law enforcement. It may seem like a harmless cosmetic change, but it can raise some questions, depending…

Saving Advice

8 Hidden Insurance Practices That Quietly Raise Your Premiums Every Year

Insurance premiums are often viewed as a fixed cost, but in 2026, they are actually highly variable algorithms designed to maximize profit. You might assume...

Saving Advice

The Homeownership Costs That Rise Sharply as You Get Older

Many retirees cling to the belief that a paid-off mortgage ensures cheap living, but in 2026, the maintenance curve of an aging home often outpaces...

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The 60-Day Window to Contest Homeowner Cancellation Based on Satellite Images

Homeowners insurance has always been a world of fine print, renewal notices, and the occasional surprise premium increase. But in recent years, a new twist has entered the picture — literally. Insurers are increasingly using satellite and aerial imagery to evaluate properties, sometimes without ever stepping foot on the ground.

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Medical Billing Deadlines That Decide Whether You Owe the Balance

Medical bills can arrive at the worst possible moments—right after a vacation, during the holidays, or when your bank account is already looking a little too quiet. And while the amount may be scary, the timeline they are on can be downright terrifying.

Saving Advice

Prescription Refill Patterns That Lead to Higher Annual Spending

Managing a medication regimen is not just a medical necessity; it is a logistical challenge that directly impacts your wallet. While the price of the...

Saving Advice

How People Are Cutting Prescription Costs Using Discounts Pharmacies Don’t Promote

If you’ve ever picked up a prescription and felt your stomach drop at the register, you’re not alone. Prices can vary wildly for the exact...

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Homeowner Insurance Denials Based on Aerial Photos

Homeowners have always known that insurance companies keep a close eye on risk, but the definition of “close” has changed dramatically in recent years. Instead of sending inspectors to climb ladders or walk roofs, many insurers now rely on aerial imagery to evaluate properties — sometimes without the homeowner ever…

The Free Financial Advisor

California Insurance Crisis: 13% of Home Sales Failed Due to No Coverage Available

California’s housing market has always been dramatic, but the newest twist isn’t coming from bidding wars, interest rates, or inventory shortages. It’s coming from something far more fundamental: the ability to insure a home at all.

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Medical Premiums May Cost More Than Your Mortgage: How the Middle Class Can Balance Both

Experts say healthcare costs represent the variable expense families can adjust to protect their housing stability.

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