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Expect health insurance prices to rise next year, brokers and experts say

Pricey prescriptions and nagging medical costs are swamping some insurers and employers, which means patients may start paying more next year

The Independent UK

Joe Rogan Says The 'Healthcare Scam Goes Deep,' Calls It A 'Horrible Den Of Vampires'

Joe Rogan held nothing back in a recent episode of his podcast featuring singer-songwriter Jesse Welles, slamming the U.S. health insurance system and the corporate forces behind it. The two discussed the greed, frustration, and widespread distrust that have come to define the American healthcare experience.

Benzinga

9 Money Questions Every Man Should Be Able to Answer

Money touches nearly every part of life, yet many men avoid discussing it openly. Whether it’s pride, fear of judgment, or just a lack of financial knowledge, too many men struggle with basic money management. Knowing the right answers to certain financial questions can help you avoid mistakes, plan for…

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Here’s Why Your Estate May Face Heavier Taxes Than Billionaires

When you start thinking about what happens to your assets after you’re gone, estate taxes can become a real concern. Many people assume that only the ultra-wealthy need to worry about these taxes. In reality, your estate may face heavier taxes than that of billionaires, and it can seriously impact…

Budget and the Bees

Albanese government to bring forward start of its home deposit guarantee changes

The Albanese government is bringing forward by three months to October 1 implementation of its 5% deposit guarantee for all first home buyers purchasing properties up to a specified limit.

The Conversation

I'm 60 With $2.8 Million Saved. I'm Tired of Working, But Need Health Insurance Until Medicare Kicks In.

The 'health care desert' is real. We ask financial experts for advice.

Kiplinger

Three Things Financially Confident People Do, From a Pro Who Knows

If you have any worries about your retirement future, take back control with these three tips.

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6 Obsolete Beneficiary Policies Still in Your Portfolio

It’s easy to forget about old financial paperwork, especially when life gets busy. But some of the most overlooked documents in your portfolio are your beneficiary policies. These are the instructions that determine who receives your life insurance, retirement accounts, and other assets when you’re gone. If your beneficiary policies…

The Free Financial Advisor

What’s the Real Cost of Having a Private Nurse at Home?

Thinking about hiring a private nurse at home? It might sound like a luxury—but for many, it’s a vital necessity. Whether you’re recovering from surgery,...

Saving Advice

Why Men Are Avoiding Owning Property in Certain States

Owning a home has always been a major milestone, but the landscape of property ownership in the U.S. is shifting. Increasingly, men are choosing to avoid owning property in certain states, raising questions about what’s driving this trend. The reasons behind this shift are complex and tied to economic, social,…

Clever Dude

8 Medical Bills Related to Children That Insurance Rarely Covers

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Kids Ain't Cheap

6 Medicare Loopholes That Only Benefit the Insurance Companies

Medicare was designed to give older Americans reliable healthcare in retirement. But over time, the system has grown more complex, and private insurers have found...

Saving Advice

What To Do if a Hurricane Cancels Your Vacation Plans

From airline waivers to travel insurance claims, here’s how to limit losses when storms derail your trip.

Kiplinger

Why Are So Many Seniors Being Denied Long-Term Care—Even With Insurance?

For decades, seniors were told that buying long-term care insurance would protect them from financial devastation. The promise was simple: pay premiums now, and when...

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Are Rideshare Drivers on the Road to Financial Ruin?

Being a rideshare driver can be a great way to meet people and make money. But overlooking this one thing could cost you thousands.

Clever Dude

10 Car Modifications That Could Void Your Entire Insurance Policy

Car enthusiasts love to personalize their vehicles, but those upgrades can carry hidden risks. Not every change you make to your ride is just a cosmetic tweak. Some car modifications could void your insurance policy entirely, leaving you on the hook for damages or even legal trouble. Insurance companies want…

Clever Dude

What Happens If You Install That New Fixture and It Causes a Fire?

Swapping out a light fixture or adding a new ceiling fan can seem like a simple, money-saving upgrade. But what if your DIY project goes wrong and sparks a house fire? Suddenly, the cost of that new fixture is the least of your worries. When you install a new fixture…

Clever Dude

Are These DIY Tricks Making Your House Uninsurable?

DIY projects can add personality and value to your home, but not every improvement is a good idea. Some home modifications can actually make your house uninsurable, putting your investment and peace of mind at risk. Home insurance companies look closely at changes that may increase risk or violate building…

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The Free Financial Advisor

Are Bundled Finance Products Far Riskier Than They Appear?

Bundled finance products are everywhere these days. Banks and investment firms love to offer “all-in-one” packages—mixing loans, insurance, and investment tools together. At first glance, these bundles promise simplicity and savings. But are bundled finance products far riskier than they appear? Many consumers take the offer at face value, ignoring…

Kiplinger

Ask the Editor, August 22: Tax Questions on What Congress Will Do Next

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer questions from readers on what Congress will do next with taxes.

Kiplinger

The 28% Rule for Housing: Does It Still Work in Today’s Market?

Rising home prices and stubborn mortgage rates put this long-standing rule to the test.

International Business Times UK

Citroen Safety Scandal: Why 10,000 Drivers Have Been Told To Stop Driving Immediately

Citroen expands stop-drive recall to 10,000 C4, DS4, DS5 owners due to faulty Takata airbags. Drivers risk £2,500 ($3,352.25) fines, invalid insurance. Check VIN, book free repairs

Clever Dude

Is That “Quick Fix” in Your Basement a Hidden Legal Violation?

You might think that patching up your basement with a “quick fix” is harmless, but what if it’s quietly breaking the law? From dodging permits to skipping safety features, shortcuts in the basement can lead to serious consequences: fines, denied insurance claims, or even forced undoing. Understanding what’s legal (and…

Saving Advice

Why Is Funeral Insurance Being Heavily Marketed to Retirees Right Now?

If you’ve turned on the TV lately or opened your mailbox, you’ve probably seen ads promising peace of mind with funeral coverage. These pitches are...

Barchart

George Soros Is Betting Big on Beaten-Down UnitedHealth Stock. Should You?

American investor George Soros is investing in health insurance stock UnitedHealth leading to a spike.

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