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Homeowners love to upgrade. Whether it’s installing a swimming pool, adding a guest suite, or finally building that backyard shed, it’s all about making your space more livable—and maybe even boosting property value. But what many don’t realize is that certain additions can actually void your home insurance policy or…

Clever Dude

6 Things You Might Own That Are Now Considered Legal Hazards

Think your home is a safe haven? Think again. In 2025, laws and liability standards are evolving fast, and some things you’ve owned for years...

Saving Advice

10 Laws You’re Breaking Every Time You Let a Friend Borrow Your Car

Lending your car to a friend seems like a simple act of kindness, but it’s a decision loaded with legal and financial risks you might not have considered. In the eyes of the law, your vehicle is your responsibility, even when you’re not the one behind the wheel. Many people…

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A Texas boy needed protection from measles. The vaccine cost $1,400.

Because their insurance did not cover the cost of vaccinations, the family qualified for a variety of options to help lower the cost, but they were not offered assistance.

The Texas Tribune

The Gauntlet: Motorcycle Bias is Real, as Nick Terry Replays His Parents’ Fatal Motorcycle Accident

Non-riders fill the halls of law enforcement and insurance companies around the country, and often lay blame on the motorcyclists when blame isn’t warranted. Nick’s account reminds us that there’s no promise of tomorrow, and to ensure someone has your back when you need it most.

RideApart

A Financial Checklist for Your College-Bound Kids

Is your child heading off to college this fall? If so, make sure they're prepared and protected in these four key areas.

Kiplinger

Scientists developing AI tool to assess car repairs to aid insurance industry

The University of Portsmouth’s School of Computing is working with accident repair group ABL 1 Touch and Innovate UK on the project.

Evening Standard

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How Bupa Health Insurance 'Duped' Thousands Over Medical Claims – Were You Affected?

CEO Stone said that the company had prioritised communication and compensation for those affected, and has introduced measures to prevent similar mistakes in future.

International Business Times UK

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The Independent UK

The simple act that could save £200 on your car insurance renewal

A survey commissioned by consumer group Which? found that around six in 10 motorists had haggled with their insurer

The Independent UK

Some car insurance customers ‘shaving over £200 off renewal quotes by haggling’

Evening Standard

8 Times Life Insurance Beneficiaries Get Denied—And Don’t See It Coming

Picture this: you think your beneficiary is covered, but then “life insurance denied” becomes a painful reality. That denial may come from overlooked policy details...

Saving Advice

How gen Z is rewriting money rules: ‘I thrift, I splurge, I save 25%’

From vintage finds to Spotify and savings goals, four gen Zers share what budgeting looks like in their real lives

The Guardian - US

How Dealerships Legally Inflate Your Bill by Hundreds of Dollars

Car shopping is stressful enough without worrying about hidden costs. But when you sit down to sign the paperwork, the final price is often much higher than you expected. Dealerships have a bag of legal tricks that can add hundreds of dollars to your bill. These extra charges are not…

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Benzinga

Mark Cuban Slams Insurers Over High Deductibles, Urges Josh Hawley To 'Change The Game' With Two-Part Plan

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban has voiced his concerns over the manipulative practices of insurance companies, suggesting a need for radical changes in the healthcare sector.

The Guardian - AU

Four key changes could save the NDIS, Grattan report says, but advocates worried children will be left out

Firmer boundaries, better claim management, foundational supports and a new national agreement among recommendations

The Conversation

Occupational therapists tackle obstacles in the home, from support to cook a meal, to navigating public transport

Occupational therapists (OTs) have been in the spotlight this month after the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) froze NDIS payments for these services at $193.99 per hour for the sixth year.

AAP

Health insurer fined for rejecting partial procedures

A private health giant admits to knocking back thousands of claims it should have covered, lumping customers with huge hospital fees.

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Benzinga

Should She Start Over For A Pension? A 55-Year-Old School Bus Driver Weighs Guaranteed Retirement Pay Against Job Comfort

At 55, one school bus driver is weighing a tough decision that many people approaching retirement can relate to: Should she stick with a job she enjoys, or switch to a new one that offers a pension and free health insurance?

Grocery Coupon Guide

7 Insurance Policies That No Longer Provide Real Protection

Insurance is supposed to be your safety net—a way to protect yourself from life’s unexpected twists. But what if some of the policies you’re paying for don’t actually offer the protection you think they do? In today’s fast-changing world, certain insurance products have become outdated, filled with loopholes, or simply…

Saving Advice

The Dumbest Financial Decisions People Make (And How to Avoid Them)

Money mistakes happen to everyone. But some financial decisions can set you back for years. These aren’t just small slip-ups—they’re choices that can drain your...

Space

Satellites keep breaking up in space. Insurance won't cover them.

Cheap, uninsured satellites are creating more space junk — and it's starting to rain down on our heads.

Kiplinger

Your Home + Your IRA = Your Long-Term Care Solution

If you're worried that long-term care costs will drain your retirement savings, consider a personalized retirement plan that could solve your problem.

Kiplinger

A Meteorite May Have Hit a Home in Georgia. Would Insurance Cover the Damage?

In a rare event, a meteorite may have crashed through the roof of a Georgia homeowner. Here’s what home insurance would cover.

Kiplinger

My Car Was Stolen — Here’s What I Did and How You Can Protect Yourself

Don’t wait until it happens to you. Learn how to prepare for auto theft, protect your vehicle and respond quickly if your car is stolen.

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