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These Couples Are the Biggest Buyers of Unnecessary Insurance — Are You in This Group?

Insurance is supposed to protect you—but for many couples, it’s quietly draining their finances instead. Between fear-based marketing and overly cautious sales pitches, countless people are paying for coverage they don’t need. From duplicate policies to outdated plans, unnecessary insurance has become a costly trap for well-meaning couples trying to…

Dinks Finance

Strategy will ‘open doors’ to people struggling to access financial services

The Government’s Financial Inclusion Strategy aims to improve access to financial services for various groups.

The Independent UK

Budget tax hikes should be coupled with major reform, Osborne says

Tory ex-chancellor George Osborne conceded large reforms to the tax system can be difficult politically as he pointed to his 2012 ‘pasty tax’ budget.

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George Osborne issues stark warning to Reeves over tax hikes

The former chancellor described the government as ‘constrained by its promise’ after Labour’s general election manifesto pledged to not increase VAT, national insurance or income tax

The Independent UK

Democratic election wins send Trump – and Republicans – a message: Americans blame them for government shutdown

One year and a day after Donald Trump won a second term as president – and on the 35th day of the US government shutdown, which has tied a record for the longest in history – the Democrats swept to victory in key races across the county.

The Conversation

Navigating Australia's Dual Health System

Australia has a unique and complete healthcare system that is often called a "dual system." Medicare is the main part of it

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Unemployment benefits in jeopardy in shutdown, but not as dire as SNAP

The risks are less dire than for food assistance.

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How to Qualify for Free Vision Exams Without Switching Insurance

Most people assume they need to switch insurance plans to get free vision care, but that’s not always true. Many existing plans—including Medicare Advantage, Medicaid,...

Saving Advice

Stop Overpaying: 9 Scripts That Slashed Our Bills in One Afternoon

Are you tired of seeing your hard-earned money vanish on monthly bills? You’re not alone. Too often, we accept the first price we’re quoted for services like internet, insurance, and streaming, thinking there’s no room to negotiate. The truth is, many companies build wiggle room into their pricing, expecting some…

Clever Dude

AI Won't Improve Health Insurance Until It Gets Honest With Consumers

A national poll commissioned by health technology firm Zyter|TruCare found that most Americans are wary of how insurers are using AI in their decision-making.

International Business Times

From Break-Up Systems to Life-Saving Analytics: How Kawaljeet Singh Chadha Redrew the Playbook for Secure, High-Performing Data in Healthcare and Insurance

Armed with a master's in Information Technology Management and certifications including Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belts, and ITIL Foundation, Kawaljeet operates at the nexus of data performance, privacy, and process excellence.

International Business Times

Totaled vs. Repairable: How to Decide What’s Best Financially After a Car Accident

Few experiences are as stressful as a car accident. Beyond the initial shock and the process of ensuring everyone’s safety, you’re often left facing a crucial financial decision: should you repair your damaged vehicle, or is it better to let it go as “totaled” and start fresh?

Personal Finance Advice

Rachel Reeves speech LIVE: Chancellor accused of 'waffle bomb' as she rolls ground for Budget tax rises

Rachel Reeves has said the Budget will focus on ‘getting inflation falling’ and ‘creating the conditions for interest rate cuts’

Evening Standard

William to announce new project to help people defending the Amazon

The new initiative aims to build on a ranger insurance package the Prince of Wales announced last year.

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Reeves to lay groundwork for tax rises in ‘candid’ speech about budget

Chancellor to promise ‘fairness and opportunity’ but will not repeat manifesto pledge on tax, after PM’s hint at breach

GOBankingRates

Can You Write Off Your Home Insurance on Your Taxes?

Understanding the rules around home insurance tax deductions can help you avoid missed opportunities and make smarter financial decisions.

Saving Advice

8 Medical Conditions That Can Wipe Out Your Retirement Savings

You’ve spent decades building your retirement nest egg—but one serious medical diagnosis can drain it in a matter of months. Even with Medicare, supplemental insurance,...

Dinks Finance

Why Childless Couples May Struggle to Find Affordable Senior Care

Planning for the future is often simpler when there’s a built-in support system — but for couples without children, the equation looks very different. As they age, many child-free couples realize that traditional assumptions about family-based care don’t apply to them. Without adult children to help coordinate housing, caregiving, or…

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American International Group Stock Outlook: Is Wall Street Bullish or Bearish?

American International Group has underperformed the broader market over the past year, but analysts are cautiously optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

International Business Times UK

Buffett's Boldest Move Yet: Berkshire Hathaway Accumulates $382 Billion Cash as Markets Waver

Berkshire Hathaway's record cash reserves stem from soaring insurance income and stock sales in Q3, signalling a potential readiness to seize future opportunities amid market volatility.

The Free Financial Advisor

14 Costly Disasters That Happen When You Renovate Without a Permit

Homeowners who want to renovate their property should assess the risks of performing work without obtaining the necessary permits. The practice of bypassing permits during renovation work appears to save time and money but results in costly problems. Building codes at the local level serve multiple purposes, including maintaining safety…

GOBankingRates

50 Best Places in America To Retire Without a Car

Retirees pay $3,989 on average annually for gas, vehicle finance charges, maintenance, repairs and insurance.

Kiplinger

I Need to Free Up $1,000 in My Monthly Budget, and I've Already Given Up Starbucks and Dining Out. What Else Can I Do?

Here are some creative ways to save up to $1,000 a month, even if you feel like you've already made all of the obvious cuts.

International Business Times UK

Kyle Busch's $8.5 Million Lawsuit: How a Retirement Plan Went Wrong

NASCAR legend Kyle Busch and his wife Samantha sue Pacific Life for $8.5 million, claiming they were misled into a risky retirement plan that caused significant financial losses.

MarketBeat

Is Lemonade Stock Set for a Big Squeeze After Earnings?

Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) is up more than 60% year to date and consolidating just below its 52-week high, setting up a potential breakout ahead of its Q3 earnings.

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