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Should the U.S. Have a Public Health Insurance Plan?

Yale’s Jacob Hacker and Sesame’s David Goldhill debate a government-run health insurance plan.

Reason

What to Do If Your Mortgage Payment Goes Up 20% This Year

Seeing your mortgage payment surge 20% can feel like a punch to the gut, especially when you weren’t expecting it. A jump that large can...

Saving Advice

9 Garage Setups That Can Trigger a Home Safety Investigation

A garage is more than a place to park your car. It’s a workspace, a storage area, and sometimes a hangout spot. But the way you set up your garage can create real safety risks. Some setups can even get the attention of local authorities or your insurance company. If…

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10 DIY Trends That Are Making Home Insurance More Expensive

Home improvement is everywhere. You see it on TV, in your neighbor’s yard, and all over social media. People want to make their homes look better, feel cozier, and sometimes even save money. But there’s a catch. Many popular DIY trends can actually make your home insurance more expensive. If…

Clever Dude

Can You Really Be Sued for Something Your Pet Did 10 Years Ago?

Have you ever worried about something your pet did years ago coming back to haunt you? Maybe your dog bit someone, or your cat scratched a neighbor’s car. You might wonder if you could still get sued for it, even after a decade has passed. This question matters more than…

The Free Financial Advisor

1.7 million Texans could lose health coverage under expiring tax credits, ACA changes in GOP megabill

Having never expanded Medicaid, Texas avoided most of the looming federal cuts other states will face. But the Affordable Care Act is a different story.

The Texas Tribune

Do You Need Flood Insurance? I'm an Insurance Expert, and Here's Where You Can Get It

Standard homeowners insurance does not cover flood damage, so you might need separate flood insurance, which you can get either through FEMA or private companies. Here are the details.

Kiplinger

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These 8 States Have the Most Expensive Home Insurance in 2026

If you live in one of these eight states, you're probably paying $1,000 or more above the national average for home insurance.

Kiplinger

Mazda men on march in Ryan Motorsport Insurance National Rankings

It’s been another busy weekend in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance National Rankings, with four of the top six in this week’s table making headway.

Autosport

9 Home Features That Insurance No Longer Covers

Most people rely on their insurance to protect their homes, no matter what. However, assuming that you’re covered could cost you a lot more than you’d think. Some insurance companies are quietly excluding certain home features from policies. Risks that you may have considered to be standard at one point…

Clever Dude

7 House Features That Can’t Pass Modern Safety Codes

If you live in an older home or are thinking about buying one, you might be surprised by what’s hiding behind the walls or under the floors. Many houses built decades ago have features that were once common but now break modern safety codes. These outdated elements can put your…

Clever Dude

Almost 200,000 can claim huge state pension top-up after DWP error

Those affected have been advised that they must make a claim

The Independent UK

Elon Musk's Tesla Achieving Full Autonomy Would Be 'Good For Society' But Bad For Insurance Companies, Says Warren Buffett: 'If Accidents Get Reduced…'

Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s (NYSE:BRK) CEO, Warren Buffett, says that if accidents are reduced because of Elon Musk's Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) achieving full autonomy, it'll be good for society.

Benzinga

If You'd Put $1,000 Into Berkshire Hathaway Stock 20 Years Ago, Here's What You'd Have Today

Berkshire Hathaway is a long-time market beater, but the easy money in BRK.B has already been made.

Kiplinger

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3 Things Dave Ramsey Says to Stop Buying — and 2 That Are Worth It

Debt-free living starts with smart choices. Here's what Ramsey says to avoid and where your money is well spent.

GOBankingRates

Tariffs Are Driving Healthcare Costs Up in These States — Is Yours Affected?

Healthcare costs are already expensive for many. In some states, tariff-related price hikes are showing up in 2026 rate filings -- see if yours is one of them.

GOBankingRates

Why Your Next Podcast Listen Could Be Worth Thousands

Turn your commute into wealth-building time. Learn advanced budgeting, investing beyond your 401(k), and early retirement strategies that pay off.

The Free Financial Advisor

Home Insurance Premiums Are About to Spike Again—Here’s Why

Home insurance premiums are rising again, and it’s not just a small bump. Many homeowners are opening renewal letters and seeing numbers that make them pause. If you own a home, this matters. Higher premiums mean less room in your budget for other things. And if you’re shopping for a…

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10 Medical Bills That Should Be Illegal, But Aren’t

You don’t need to be uninsured to be financially blindsided by a hospital visit. Across the U.S., patients are being hit with outrageous charges for...

The Free Financial Advisor

Why Certain Zip Codes Are No Longer Being Serviced by Major Insurers

Some people wake up to find their home insurance policy canceled. Others try to buy coverage and get denied. It’s not just bad luck. More and more, major insurers are pulling out of certain zip codes. This isn’t just happening in wildfire-prone California or hurricane-hit Florida. It’s spreading to places…

The Free Financial Advisor

Your Medical Bills Might Be Shared Online Without Your Knowledge

Medical bills are private. You expect them to stay that way. But what if your sensitive health information ended up online, where anyone could see it? This isn’t just a scary story. It’s happening more often than you think. Medical billing data leaks are real, and they can affect anyone…

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Life Insurance Terms That Will Deny Your Family a Payout

Life insurance is one of the most comforting safety nets anyone can set up for loved ones. It promises peace of mind, a sense that no matter what happens, the family will have something to keep them afloat. But hidden in the fine print of many policies are traps that…

Clever Dude

9 Financial Tools Marketed to Seniors That Don’t Actually Help

Seniors are constantly bombarded with offers that claim to make retirement easier, safer, and more profitable. From free seminars to flashy mailers, the marketing is polished and persuasive. But not every financial tool lives up to its promise. In fact, some can do more harm than good, leading to lost…

Latin Times

Doctor Who Spoke Out Against UnitedHealthcare Turns to GoFundMe After Insurance Companies 'Retaliate'

A Texas surgeon whose criticism of UnitedHealthcare's coverage practices went viral is seeking support through GoFundMe after suffering from retaliation.

Saving Advice

Think Twice: These Investments Could Wreck Your Future

People often talk about the best investments out there, but rarely do they talk about the worst investments you can make. It’s as if there...

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