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‘This man needs to be held accountable’: Husband cancels wife’s health insurance days before she’s due a surgery for cancer

TikTok is disgusted by this husband's incompetence.

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Loyalty Doesn’t Pay: Why Your Car Insurance Keeps Going Up

You’ve been a good customer, now your premium is creeping up. Here’s why loyalty might be costing you on car insurance.

Kiplinger

Protect Your Family From Costly Festive Fails With These Holiday Tips

Having people over this holiday season? Before opening the door to guests, here are some perils to prepare for in advance.

Kiplinger

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Aviva nearly doubles target for cost savings from Direct Line takeover

The insurer now expects to strip out £225 million in costs by 2028 following the deal.

The Independent UK

Trump signs bill ending longest government shutdown in history which disrupted air travel and food benefits for millions

The signing comes after the government was shut down for almost 43 days and the president urged senators to end the filibuster if the gridlocked negotiations didn’t move forward

The Independent UK

Should You Wait Until 2026 To Take Out a Mortgage Loan? Experts Weigh In

Experts say that personal readiness matters more than predictions or rate drops.

GOBankingRates

Why Seniors Are Rethinking Burial Insurance After Recent Rate Hikes

Burial insurance—also known as final expense insurance—has long been marketed as a simple way for seniors to cover funeral costs and avoid burdening loved ones....

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2026 Health Insurance Costs Could Double for Millions as Subsidies Expire

For millions of Americans—especially retirees not yet eligible for Medicare—2026 could bring a painful surprise. Key subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), expanded during...

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How to Buy a Home in 2025

Buying a home is a huge deal, you guys. And when you throw an expensive real estate market on top of it, shopping for a home can feel like buckling up for an emotional roller coaster.

Thousandaire

Creating resilient communities to avoid the next housing crisis

The housing sector needs some of America's famous car culture.

Fortune

Want to make America healthy again? Stop fueling climate change

If you’ve been following recent debates about health, you’ve been hearing a lot about vaccines, diet, measles, Medicaid cuts and health insurance costs – but much less about one of the greatest threats to global public health: climate change.

The Conversation

Community health centers provide care for 1 in 10 Americans, but funding cuts threaten their survival

Affordable health care was the primary point of contention in the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, which hit 43 days on Nov. 12, 2025.

The Conversation

Older Texans among those facing the largest price hikes for Affordable Care Act insurance

About 1 million Texans with ACA health plans are over the age of 45, and many of them will pay monthly premiums that are more than $1,000.

The Texas Tribune

Wednesday briefing: Why young people are bearing the brunt of the unemployment crisis

In today’s newsletter: Almost 1.8 million people in the UK class themselves as unemployed, and it’s the youth who are driving it. What can be done to help, and will things get better (or worse)?

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What Counts as PHI According to HIPAA Standards?

Have you ever filled out a medical form and wondered what actually happens to all that personal information?

Kiplinger

Retirees, Protect Your Savings With Umbrella Insurance

You may not realize you don’t have enough liability coverage until something catastrophic happens.

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Why Seniors Are Skipping Vacations to Cover Medical Inflation

For generations, retirement was seen as a time to travel—whether it was road trips across the country, cruises with friends, or long-awaited visits to family....

The Independent UK

Trump sort of reveals his ‘concepts of a plan’ to replace Obamacare: ‘Call it Trumpcare’

‘Everybody’s going to be happy,’ Trump said. ‘They’re going to feel like entrepreneurs’

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An HSA Sounds Great for Taxes: Here’s Why It Might Not Be Right for You

Even with the promise of ‘triple tax benefits,’ a health savings account might not be the best health plan option for everyone.

The Conversation

Smartphones, women’s rights and coupons: new trends that can boost insurance for African farmers

Storms, drought, floods and heatwaves are a disaster for small scale farmers in Africa, who can’t all afford insurance. Yet new, technologically advanced and cheaper types of agricultural insurance exist and could be rolled out across Africa. These include picture-based insurance that relies on smartphone photos to assess crop damage,…

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7 Hidden Costs of Homeownership That Shock First-Time Buyers

Buying a home is one of the most exciting financial milestones in adulthood—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Many first-time buyers focus so heavily on the down payment and monthly mortgage that they overlook the long list of other expenses that come with owning property. These hidden costs…

Kiplinger

Dental Cost Advice for New Retirees, From a New Retiree

What I faced in my first dental bill after retiring.

Barchart

Are Wall Street Analysts Predicting Progressive Stock Will Climb or Sink?

Insurance giant Progressive has notably underperformed the broader market over the past year, yet analysts remain cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Benzinga

Pete Buttigieg Wonders Why Trump Would Pick A Fight With Air Traffic Controllers, He Says Its To 'Change The Subject' On This Issue

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday accused President Donald Trump of lying about his record and attacking air traffic controllers to divert attention from rising health insurance costs under his administration.

Benzinga

Pete Buttigieg Slams Trump's 'Bad Deal' On Health Insurance, Cites CBO Estimate Of 10% Premium Hikes: 'Losing On The Economy'

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday night framed President Donald Trump's attacks on air traffic controllers as a deliberate distraction from the administration’s “failure on everyday life costs,” specifically what Buttigieg called a “bad deal” on health insurance.

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