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Will Your Homeowners Policy Actually Cover a Water Backup?

Water damage is one of the most common and costly risks homeowners face. For retirees, a single incident—like a basement backup or overflowing drain—can cost...

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7 Auto-Insurance Discounts You Qualify for—but Never Claimed

Auto insurance premiums can weigh heavily on retiree budgets, but many households pay more than they should. Insurers quietly offer dozens of discounts, yet policyholders...

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How Much the Average Middle-Class Retiree Could Spend Monthly in 2030

Middle-class retirees may spend $6,200+ monthly by 2030, with rising healthcare, housing and insurance costs driving retirement expenses sharply higher.

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Moving in 2025? Consider 5 Variables To Decide If Hiring Movers Is Worth the Cost

Doing the heavy lifting yourself or with friends can mean significant savings, but you want to be sure it's worth the hassle. Here's what to consider.

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Is Your Beneficiary Form Older Than Your Marriage? Fix It Now.

Many retirees believe their wills control who inherits their accounts, but that’s not always true. Beneficiary forms on retirement accounts, insurance policies, and annuities take...

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8 Unexpected Costs That Make Divorce Even More Expensive

Divorce isn’t just emotionally exhausting—it’s a financial minefield, and the bill doesn’t stop with your lawyer’s invoice. Many people walk into the process thinking it’s all about splitting assets and signing papers. But hidden beneath the surface are sneaky, stress-inducing costs that can balloon even the most “amicable” separations into…

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Huize CEO Vows To Redefine Insurance Value Chain With AI Powered Transformation

Huize Holding Limited (NASDAQ:HUIZ) shares are trading higher in the premarket session on Friday.

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Could Emergency Room Bills Be Higher Simply Because of Zip Code?

Emergency rooms are notorious for sending patients home with a pulse, a bandage, and a bill that could rival a luxury vacation. But what if the price tag isn’t just about the treatment—it’s about where you live? Two patients with the same injury could walk out of hospitals in different…

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Ways Owning a Vacation Home Costs More Than Expected

Owning a vacation home sounds like a dream: waking up by the ocean, sipping coffee on a mountain deck, or escaping the city whenever the mood strikes. But that dreamy getaway can quickly turn into a financial sinkhole that eats more than it gives back. The truth is, many buyers…

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India suffered Rs 24,000 crore losses this monsoon: Do we have a plan to fix this?

This monsoon season has brought severe destruction to India’s northern states. There were cloudbursts in Uttarakhand, flash floods in Himachal Pradesh, landslides in Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab saw its worst flood since 1988.

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'Not Having Health Insurance Is An Emergency': Suze Orman Urges Americans To Budget Now As ACA Subsidies Expire And Premiums Skyrocket

Rising health care costs are about to hit millions of Americans hard. Personal finance expert Suze Orman is sounding the alarm as temporary Affordable Care Act subsidies are set to expire in 2026 — a change that could cause premiums to jump by more than 75%, according to KFF.

Benzinga

Mom unable to get treatment for one of two boys with rare genetic disorder gets life-changing update: ‘Don’t give up’

Exclusive: Hunter Small, 10, was initially denied gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy after his brother Noah, 9, received treatment

The Independent UK

Can You Afford a Million-Dollar Home on a $250,000 Salary?

It’s more than the sticker price — mortgage rates, down payments, taxes and debt all factor into whether a million-dollar home fits your budget.

Kiplinger

Bray moves further ahead in Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings

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Should You Self-Insure for Care—or Buy a Hybrid Policy Instead?

Long-term care is one of the biggest financial unknowns in retirement. Nursing homes and assisted living costs can wipe out savings quickly. Retirees often wonder...

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Is Arch Capital Group Stock Underperforming the Nasdaq?

While Arch Capital Group has lagged behind the broader Nasdaq Composite over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

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Is a Second Home Still Worth It if Insurance Costs Keep Climbing?

Owning a second home has long been seen as a retirement dream. Whether it’s a beach cottage, mountain cabin, or city condo, retirees envision comfort...

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Lesser-Known Insurance Exclusions That Leave People Unprotected

Insurance often feels like a safety net, ready to catch life’s unexpected curveballs. But tucked deep in the fine print are sneaky exclusions that can turn that net into something with holes big enough to slip through. Most policyholders never notice them until the worst possible moment—when filing a claim.

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The cost of owning a home in Texas is on the rise, census shows

Despite efforts by Texas lawmakers to ease property tax bills, increases in expenses like insurance and utilities ate into that tax relief.

Evening Standard

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

The Conversation

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:

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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.

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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...

Benzinga

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.

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