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Trump sort of reveals his ‘concepts of a plan’ to replace Obamacare: ‘Call it Trumpcare’

‘Everybody’s going to be happy,’ Trump said. ‘They’re going to feel like entrepreneurs’

The Independent UK

An HSA Sounds Great for Taxes: Here’s Why It Might Not Be Right for You

Even with the promise of ‘triple tax benefits,’ a health savings account might not be the best health plan option for everyone.

Kiplinger

Smartphones, women’s rights and coupons: new trends that can boost insurance for African farmers

Storms, drought, floods and heatwaves are a disaster for small scale farmers in Africa, who can’t all afford insurance. Yet new, technologically advanced and cheaper types of agricultural insurance exist and could be rolled out across Africa. These include picture-based insurance that relies on smartphone photos to assess crop damage,…

The Conversation

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7 Hidden Costs of Homeownership That Shock First-Time Buyers

Buying a home is one of the most exciting financial milestones in adulthood—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Many first-time buyers focus so heavily on the down payment and monthly mortgage that they overlook the long list of other expenses that come with owning property. These hidden costs…

Dinks Finance

Dental Cost Advice for New Retirees, From a New Retiree

What I faced in my first dental bill after retiring.

Kiplinger

Are Wall Street Analysts Predicting Progressive Stock Will Climb or Sink?

Insurance giant Progressive has notably underperformed the broader market over the past year, yet analysts remain cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Barchart

Pete Buttigieg Wonders Why Trump Would Pick A Fight With Air Traffic Controllers, He Says Its To 'Change The Subject' On This Issue

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday accused President Donald Trump of lying about his record and attacking air traffic controllers to divert attention from rising health insurance costs under his administration.

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Pete Buttigieg Slams Trump's 'Bad Deal' On Health Insurance, Cites CBO Estimate Of 10% Premium Hikes: 'Losing On The Economy'

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday night framed President Donald Trump's attacks on air traffic controllers as a deliberate distraction from the administration’s “failure on everyday life costs,” specifically what Buttigieg called a “bad deal” on health insurance.

Benzinga

Senate votes to reopen the government as the future of health care subsidies remains uncertain

Republicans are split about whether to vote to extend enhanced tax credits for the health care marketplace while Democrats do not trust GOP to follow through

The Independent UK

Trump scolds air traffic controllers and blames rivals for economy in interview

President put forth his vision of ‘Trump Care’ for health and insisted ‘we have the greatest economy we ever had’

The Guardian - US

The Real Ride-Or-Dies: Here Are All The Most Loyal Cars In Movie History

All the most loyal rides, brought to you by Shannons Insurance

Pedestrian.tv

‘Insurance Is a Scam’: Truck Hits Woman's Toyota Corolla. Then She Looks Up Her Insurance

A New York woman’s Toyota is in rough shape after an uninsured semi-truck driver crashed into her. To make matters even worse, she doesn’t have collision insurance.

Motor1

An emerging shutdown deal doesn't extend expiring health subsidies. Here's what could happen to them

A legislative package that could end the weekslong government shutdown leaves out any clear resolution on the expiring Affordable Care Act tax credits that have made private health insurance less costly for millions

The Independent UK

Democratic opposition to Senate deal runs party’s ideological gamut - Roll Call

A handful of candidates criticized Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, even though he opposed the agreement, with some calling for him to step down.

Roll Call

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Why Widows Are Taking on Unexpected Debt After Funeral Expenses

Losing a spouse is one of life’s most devastating experiences, and for many widows, the emotional toll is compounded by financial stress. Funeral expenses often...

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Things You Can Achieve With a New Mexico Personal Injury Lawyer

Approaching personal injury claims in New Mexico alone exposes you to delays, disputes, and lowball offers. Insurance companies lean on their resources, and the process can feel like it’s pitted against you.

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How to Overcome Legal Hurdles in Motorcycle Injury Claims

Dealing with the legal aftermath of a bike accident can be overwhelming. With medical bills piling up, insurance adjusters ghosting you, and everyone pointing fingers, it feels like you need a law degree just to fill out a claim form.

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Why Health Insurers Are Pushing Older Members Toward High-Deductible Plans

In recent years, a quiet shift has taken place in the health insurance landscape—one that’s affecting older adults more than most realize. Seniors, particularly those...

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Modder hero makes GTA 5 NPCs commit insurance fraud, ends up getting taken to court where he has to play 'Shag, marry, avoid' for his freedom

Objection! I think?

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57 Internet Users Share What A Lot Of People Think Is A Scam When It Really Isn’t

It can be extremely difficult to determine what's a scam and what's a legitimate business opportunity. If someone slides into your DMs claiming they can earn you thousands, you should probably ignore that message. But not everything that's widely considered a scam actually is. This list is here to set…

Benzinga

'It Is A Dangerously Insufficient Benefit': Suze Orman Says To Skip This Popular Workplace Perk During Open Enrollment

Open enrollment season is here, and many employees are reviewing their benefits packages. While it's tempting to check all the boxes on what your employer offers, personal finance expert Suze Orman warns that one popular perk may not be enough to protect your family financially: employer-provided life insurance.

Dinks Finance

What Happens to Life Insurance Rates When You’re a Child-Free Couple?

When most people think about life insurance, they picture parents protecting their children’s financial future. But what about couples who don’t have kids? Many child-free couples wonder if their lack of dependents affects their coverage needs or even their costs. The truth is that being child-free can influence life insurance…

The Mary Sue

Donald Trump’s ‘brilliant’ healthcare plan is to take money from insurers, give it to you, so you can hand it back to insurers

Donald Trump announced he’ll end Obamacare by sending people the money himself. What he doesn’t mention is that Americans will still need to buy insurance for healthcare. And from the same companies he’s cutting out.

Kiplinger

Does My Car Insurance Cover Rental Cars?

Is it safe to decline the extra coverage car rental companies offer you when booking? Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger

I'm Embarrassed to Ask: What Is a Life Insurance Trust?

Life insurance trusts, particularly irrevocable life insurance trusts (ILITs), can minimize estate taxes and protect your heir's inheritance.

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