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Senate Republicans embrace Trump’s call – from his Florida golf course – to replace Obamacare

Amid a historic government shutdown, some senators on Capitol Hill are working this weekend on an unpopular bill

The Guardian - US

‘Everyone said it was impossible’: disabled hikers find freedom through off-road wheelchairs

Using an all-terrain vehicle that’s essentially the Jeep of wheelchairs, a New York tour group helps disabled people get on the trail

The Guardian - US

6 Monthly Bills That Skyrocketed/Plummeted Since Trump Took Office

Since taking office in January, some bills have dropped while others have jumped dramatically, reshaping household budgets across the country.

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Reeves ‘targets tax raid on employee pension contributions at Budget’

The move would offer a small boost to the battered public finances, mostly affecting high earners

The Independent UK

Republicans denounce new Democratic offer to end shutdown - Roll Call

A new Senate Democratic plan for ending the partial government shutdown met with a wall of Republican resistance late Friday.

Roll Call

‘I need to pay him $6,000’: Driver crashes into another car and demands money on the spot. Then insurance gets involved, and their decision leaves him absolutely speechless

His claim backfire real fast

We Got This Covered

Pharmacy tells young man his inhaler now costs $500, so he buys a cheaper solution. Days later, he’s found dead clutching it

$539 stood between him and his next breath.

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9 Medical Expenses You Can Write Off Without a Doctor’s Note

Tax season can be stressful—especially for seniors juggling healthcare costs. But here’s some good news: not all medical deductions require a doctor’s note. The IRS...

Saving Advice

The Unclaimed Life Insurance Rule That Leaves Families With Nothing

Many families assume that life insurance benefits will automatically be paid out when a loved one passes away. But that’s not always the case. A...

Saving Advice

Car Insurance Up Again? 9 Practical Ways to Bring It Back Down

It’s not your imagination—car insurance rates have climbed again. Inflation, higher repair costs, and increased distracted driving have contributed to higher premiums. For many households, that’s a real hit to the budget. The good news is that you still have control. A few smart moves can help bring your car…

Clever Dude

'They Were Sitting There for 5 Minutes:' Austin Woman Narrowly Avoids T-Bone Crash. Then She Realizes It's a Setup

An Austin woman was driving home from work when a black car suddenly pulled directly into her path. The incident left her shaken and other drivers stunned by her evasive maneuver—but the real shock came when she learned this might be part of a growing trend targeting drivers across the country.

Motor1

I’ve Got My Emergency Fund Squared Away — Now What?

You’ve built your emergency fund—now what? Discover smart next steps to grow your money, boost financial security and plan for long-term goals.

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Income tax: How much is it likely to raise for me?

Pensioners and the self-employed are expected to be the hardest hit in the expected plans.

Evening Standard

5 Things Boomers Should Always Replace in Retirement — Even If It’s Begrudgingly

Holding on to old and outdated essentials can cost retirees big. Discover five key upgrades that can protect health, security and nest eggs in retirement.

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I’m a Mechanic: 12 Driving Mistakes That Are Costing You Thousands Every Year

A mechanic revealed 12 costly driving mistakes including skipping maintenance, two-foot driving and phone use that waste thousands annually on avoidable costs.

Kiplinger

Medigap vs. Medicare Open Enrollment: What's the Difference?

Nearly 10,000 people in America turn 65 every day. Why is that significant? It signals Medicare eligibility and shines a light on Medicare supplement insurance, known as Medigap.

Evening Standard

Households looking to cut heating bills warned about costly insurance mistakes

Short-term methods to reduce heating bills could end up invalidating some insurance polices, Defaqto said.

Evening Standard

Rachel Reeves reveals she's planning to increase income tax at the Budget

The move would break one of Labour’s core manifesto promises in an attempt to close the black hole in public finances Reeves’ government inherited

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Insurance boss breaks ranks with French business elite over taxing the rich

While many CEOs and France’s wealthiest are resisting demands for greater fiscal fairness in the 2026 budget, Pascal Demurger, managing director of the MAIF insurance company, says he and others must pay more if France is to move forward.

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Understanding Insurance Compensation in the U.S.

When bad luck hits you—a crash, a fall at a store, a faulty battery that goes pop—the first practical question is simple

The Independent UK

Warning issued to young drivers seeking cheap car insurance

Aviva noted many scams start on social media

Evening Standard

Young drivers buying fake policies losing £2,000 on average, says insurer

Aviva said its data indicates that ghost broking scams are on the rise.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves ‘plans to raise income tax’ in Budget

Chancellor reportedly looking to hike income tax but cut National Insurance in bid to place burden of tax rises on landlords and pensioners

Kiplinger

Do I Still Need Travel Insurance If I Have Coverage Through a Credit Card?

Many credit cards offer travel insurance as a perk, but is the coverage comprehensive enough to skip buying a separate policy?

Benzinga

When 401(k)s Fail, Bring Out the Birkin? 1 In 10 Americans Think Luxury Handbags Are A Retirement Plan

Are Birkin bags the new 401(k)? A survey from the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America found that 1 in 10 Americans believe that buying luxury handbags or winning the lottery might be a legitimate fallback retirement strategy. Sounds wild, but it actually says a lot about how uncertain…

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