How to Avoid Being Forced to Place Insurance on Your Home or Car (and Why You Should Do It)
Owning a home and a car is a funny thing. Since most people have to take out loans to buy a house or car (even […]
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Owning a home and a car is a funny thing. Since most people have to take out loans to buy a house or car (even […]
Continue reading »Most of us rely on cars in our daily lives. Nearly three-quarters of Americans commute by car, and nearly 90% of us use cars to […]
Continue reading »Health savings accounts (HSAs) and flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are two common types of tax-advantaged accounts that can be used to pay for medical expenses. […]
Continue reading »Insurance is something you probably don’t think much about until you need to use it. This can make your insurance payout—whether for a car accident […]
Continue reading »Purchasing a home comes with a lot of inevitable bills, be it repairs and renovations or essentials like homeowners insurance , which is surprisingly expensive. […]
Continue reading »Self-employment gives you the freedom and flexibility to be your own boss. However, one of the major disadvantages of being your own boss is securing […]
Continue reading »Open enrollment for the next year of the US Health Plan begins on November 1, and the process can be challenging, to say the least. […]
Continue reading »Homeowner’s insurance is a recommended (and, if you have a mortgage, required ) investment in the safety of your home. While these policies help mitigate […]
Continue reading »If you have a Flexible Spending Account (FSA), the time required to use your remaining balance expires. During the pandemic, you may have taken advantage […]
Continue reading »Whether you’re one of the estimated 35 million Americans enrolled under the Affordable Care Act or you’re applying for a health plan through the marketplace […]
Continue reading »Last year, hospitals had to publish lists of the prices they charge for each procedure . Access to the data was not easy, and the […]
Continue reading »Body parts insurance has long been part of our cultural mythology. Jennifer Lopez has been plagued by rumors for years that her butt is insured, […]
Continue reading »Whether your employer offers you health insurance or you get it through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, most plans use the same words to describe […]
Continue reading »As cold, sleet, ice and snow fall in many areas of the country, the threat of power loss is becoming more and more serious. While […]
Continue reading »When you hear that Delta charges unvaccinated employees $ 200 a month to enroll in the company’s health plan, you may wonder if your vaccination […]
Continue reading »The COBRA Extended Subsidy, which temporarily covers 100% of your unemployment premiums, ends October 1 . The program allows you to keep your former employer’s […]
Continue reading »Hurricane Ida devastated Louisiana and threatens ” once in a lifetime flood even t” in the northeast in the next few days – a grim […]
Continue reading »Effective July 1, unemployed Americans are eligible for huge Obamacare subsidies, which for 60% of them reduce their insurance premiums to $ 0 a month. […]
Continue reading »It is easy to assume that your collectibles are covered by homeowners ‘or renters’ insurance, but this is not always the case. Often, you only […]
Continue reading »For many people, today is the last day they can enroll in the federal government-subsidized health insurance system for 2021, as open enrollment in 36 […]
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