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North Carolina's landscape is shaped by both its natural beauty and its rapidly growing communities, creating an environment where bicycles have become a common mode of transportation for recreation, commuting, and fitness. From the mountain trails of the west to the expanding greenways in cities like Raleigh, Charlotte, and Durham,…

When a rideshare trip ends in an unexpected injury, the shock often hits before the pain does. Personal injuries disrupt daily life in ways people rarely anticipate, leaving them unsure how to protect their health, their time, and their future. These moments can feel even heavier in Fort Myers, where…

Assurant has underperformed the Nasdaq over the past year, but analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

“There are probably enough concerns about the health of the labor market to justify an insurance rate cut by the Federal Reserve next year,” UBS’s Paul Donovan said.

Understanding Medicare enrollment is crucial, as missing deadlines can lead to permanent late enrollment penalties and gaps in coverage.

Let's take a moment to imagine you're standing in your living room during one of those heavy South Florida afternoons… the kind where the sky goes gray in seconds. The wind pushes against your old windows, and for a split moment, you feel that little knot in your stomach. You're…

For homebuyers looking to break into the $500,000 mark for a home, here's what income you'll need, and what else you need to know.

Even when Americans have health insurance, they can have a hard time affording the drugs they’ve been prescribed.

Every January, seniors face a surge of new fees tied to insurance resets, banking changes, and seasonal services. While many of these charges affect all...

January has a funny way of arriving with confetti in one hand and a bill in the other. While everyone else is talking about fresh starts and bold resolutions, your monthly budget is quietly bracing for impact. New calendars don’t just bring new goals; they often come with higher prices…

As home prices increase, the income needed for a house is also climbing. We break down what you need to earn to afford a $500,000 home.