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Higher National Insurance costs and packaging tax send John Lewis deeper into the red

But boss insists the department store and Waitrose supermarket partnership is well placed for “full year profit growth” as the peak Christmas season approaches

Evening Standard

Art and music therapies can be ‘life changing’ for people with disability

From November, music and art therapists will be able to charge the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) the same as counsellors, after an independent review found they can be effective and “even life changing” for some people with disability.

The Conversation

Autism is lifelong. Here’s what support looks like in adulthood

The government plans to redirect some children off the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and onto a new program called Thriving Kids. When announcing the change last month, health and disability minister Mark Butler explained:

The Conversation

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iPhone 17 — Is getting AppleCare+ worth it?

Is the AppleCare+ subscription worth it? Here's how much it'll cost to fix your iPhone 17 if you have - or don't have - Apple's insurance.

Tom’s Guide

10 Credit Score Myths That Keep You Paying Higher Rates

Credit scores influence everything from mortgage rates to insurance premiums. Yet misinformation keeps many borrowers paying more than necessary. Retirees and younger borrowers alike fall...

Saving Advice

Tepper's 1,300% Leap Into UnitedHealth Stock Chaos Looked Crazy—Until It Didn't

David Tepper's bold second-quarter buying spree in UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE:UNH) is already paying off. The billionaire hedge fund manager's Appaloosa Management increased its stake in the health insurance giant by a staggering 1,300% last quarter, turning a once-minor position into his fund's second-largest holding.

Benzinga

How weight loss jabs could impact your travel insurance

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Thousands at risk of invalidating travel insurance by using weight-loss jabs

About one-fifth of people incorrectly think weight-loss jabs are a lifestyle or cosmetic tool instead of a medical treatment

The Independent UK

I'm 65 and My Property Taxes and Insurance Keep Going Up. How Can I Afford My House in Five Years?

The costs of homeownership may continue to rise in retirement. Here's how to manage that.

Kiplinger

Humana Stock: Is HUM Underperforming the Healthcare Sector?

While Humana has notably underperformed the broader healthcare sector over the past year, it has outperformed recently, and analysts remain optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

Why Are Insurance Premiums Rising Faster for Rural Drivers Than City Drivers

Highways stretching through cornfields may feel calm compared to congested city streets, but rural drivers are seeing something unexpected: their insurance premiums climbing faster than those in urban areas. The idea of higher costs in places with fewer cars seems backwards at first glance.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Do Prescription Discount Cards Sometimes Make Medicines More Expensive

Pharmacies can feel like casinos sometimes—you walk in expecting one number at checkout and end up staring at a completely different one. Prescription discount cards are often pitched as magic tickets to cheaper medicine, but they don’t always play fair. In fact, sometimes they make drugs cost more than if…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Could Hidden Medical Fees Be the Biggest Threat to Savings

When you’re planning your finances, you probably think about rent, groceries, retirement, and maybe even a vacation fund. But there’s a sneaky danger that can quietly drain your accounts: hidden medical fees. These unexpected charges can hit anyone, regardless of how carefully they budget. Medical bills can be confusing, full…

The Free Financial Advisor

7 Financial Risks That Appear After Sudden Job Loss

Losing a job unexpectedly can shake your confidence and disrupt your financial stability. The impact goes far beyond the stress of updating your resume or searching for new work. Sudden job loss often exposes you to a range of financial risks that can quickly spiral out of control if you’re…

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5 Surprising Expenses That Show Up After Buying a Vacation Home

Buying a vacation home is a dream for many. It’s easy to imagine relaxing weekends and family getaways, but the reality goes beyond the listing price and mortgage. Many new owners are surprised by the ongoing and hidden costs that come with owning a second property. These expenses can sneak…

Fortune

Lyft CEO says company will save $200M in insurance costs from the worker unionization deal it made in California

Lyft CEO David Risher said the recent deal paving the way for ride-hailing drivers to form unions is a win-win, and that the company will pass the savings back to drivers in the form of better pay.

The Independent UK

This is no time to overload business with new employment regulations

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Unions have warned the government not to water down its workers' rights bill following Angela Rayner’s departure. But substantial hikes in the minimum wage and employers’ national insurance contributions, coupled with anaemic growth, could imperil all that this Labour government seeks to achieve

Benzinga

'Here's The Good News — She's Not Marrying You For The Money' — Man Earning $200,000 Fears Marrying His Girlfriend Who Makes $4 Million

Kevin, from Fort Worth, Texas, admitted to co-hosts on "The Ramsey Show" that he was afraid to marry his girlfriend because she earns millions more than he does. While he makes $200,000 working in financial services, his girlfriend brings in $3.5 to $4 million annually through her insurance company and…

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5 Expensive Items Everyone Should Buy Before Retiring

Once you're on a fixed income, big-ticket items become harder to afford and finance. Here are five expensive items you should buy before you stop working.

Fortune

Your health insurance is about to go up by the biggest percentage in 15 years

Mercer's preliminary survey of over 1,700 employers found that 2025 open enrollment would be even more expensive—9%—without cost reductions.

The Free Financial Advisor

Could Canceling Insurance Be Worse Than Never Having It

When budgets get tight, insurance premiums often look like easy expenses to cut. Maybe you’ve had coverage for years and never filed a claim. It’s tempting to think, “I can drop this for a while and pick it up again later.” But could canceling insurance be worse than never having…

Benzinga

Cheche Expands NIO Partnership As Record Deliveries Fuel China EV Insurance Race

Cheche Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CCG) announced an expansion of its partnership with NIO Inc. (NYSE:NIO) to improve insurance services for NIO's growing fleet of electric vehicles. The deal focuses on streamlining policy issuance, risk control and claims handling as the automaker scales its multi-brand portfolio.

The Free Financial Advisor

10 Costs of Owning Land That Buyers Rarely Anticipate

Buying land sounds simple, but the true costs of owning land often surprise first-time buyers. It’s easy to focus on the purchase price and forget about the ongoing and hidden expenses that come with land ownership. These costs can add up quickly and eat into your budget if you’re not…

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Surprising Costs That Come With Having Teenagers at Home

Teenagers are thrilling, unpredictable, and sometimes a little expensive. While most parents brace for college tuition or car insurance, the everyday surprises of raising teens can quietly drain a budget faster than you expect. They’re constantly changing—new hobbies, new styles, new interests—each with a price tag attached.

Budget and the Bees

If You See a Note on Your Car, Watch Out—It Could Be a Scam

You return to your parked car. You see a piece of paper tucked under the windshield wiper. Your first thought is a parking ticket. Or maybe someone accidentally hit your car and left their information. You feel a mix of annoyance and curiosity. You should also feel a strong sense…

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