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Homeownership has always come with a few predictable expenses: the mortgage, the taxes, the insurance, and the occasional “why is the water heater making that noise?” moment.

Homeownership used to feel like a predictable equation: mortgage, taxes, insurance, repeat. But in 2026, that last piece of the puzzle—home insurance—has started acting like the unpredictable cousin who shows up unannounced and eats all your snacks. Homeowners across the country are discovering that insurance is taking up a bigger…

If you want to save money, the first step is to look for hidden expenses that are eating away at your budget.

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Whether you're planning for a procedure or already struggling with an unaffordable hospital bill, these strategies might save you some money.

The site is a key part of President Trump's efforts to lower health costs but isn't expected to significantly affect drug prices.

Buying a home in 2026 isn’t just about finding the right kitchen island or a backyard big enough for a grill and a dog — it’s about navigating a maze of rising costs that go way beyond the mortgage payment.