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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 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:

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.

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...

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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…