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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.

The Mary Sue

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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From the Peace Corps to the boardroom: Humana CEO Jim Rechtin on listening and leading

In a conversation with Fortune, Rechtin said the health-insurance giant that primarily serves seniors is "not where we want to be."

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Mark Cuban Raises Red Flags About Bernie Sanders' Medicare For All Plan: 'This Makes No Sense'

Mark Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur, expressed his concerns about the implementation of the Medicare for All Act advocated by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

Benzinga

Insurance woes and warming oceans no fisherman's friend

Fishing businesses are under pressure from a warming planet as a group of academics explores a novel, self-sustaining pathway to fund climate adaptation.

AAP

Scott Bessent Says No 'Formal Proposal' Yet From Trump On Plan To Scrap Obamacare As President Pushes For Direct Payments

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday that he has not seen any formal plan from the White House to replace the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare, even as President Donald Trump urges Republicans to scrap the law and redirect its funding "into the pockets of the American people."

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US Senate vote marks step towards ending federal shutdown

Senators vote on advancing House-passed stopgap funding bill, suggesting end to historic 40-day shutdown in reach

The Guardian - US

'Their Business Is To Pay You As Little As Possible,' Says Joe Rogan. Here's Why He Thinks Insurance Industry Is 'The Craziest Gamble Ever'

Comedian Joe Rogan is often unrestrained while discussing different societal issues and this time he took aim at the U.S. health insurance industry. Joined by fellow comedian Joe DeRosa, the pair called out what they see as the fundamental problem with health coverage in America: you pay every month, but…

Benzinga

Deal to end government shutdown advances in Senate - Roll Call

Enough Democrats were set to vote for cloture on a new spending package to get over a 60-vote hurdle and set the stage to end the shutdown.

Roll Call

I’m as capitalist as they get but Medicare for all is the best hope for US healthcare

With the US government shut down over impending rises to insurance premiums it’s clear the status quo cannot continue

The Guardian - US

7 Life Insurance Clauses That Block Family Payouts

Having a life insurance policy can be comforting. You sign the paperwork, pay the premiums, tuck the documents away, and assume your loved ones will be financially protected if the worst happens. But here’s the plot twist: not all payouts happen smoothly. In fact, many families are shocked to learn…

Everybody Loves Your Money

12 Hidden Health Insurance Clauses Couples Without Dependents Should Know

Even financially savvy couples can get caught off guard by fine print in their policies. Hidden health insurance clauses often contain details that can lead to surprise bills, denied claims, or unexpected costs if you’re not paying close attention. For couples without dependents, understanding these terms is especially important, since…

Dinks Finance

I'm a Financial Planner: This Is How You Can Get Started With RMDs

The IRS will come knocking for its share of your tax-deferred retirement savings when you hit 73, but planning ahead for RMDs will ensure you're ready.

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The Guardian - US

Senate Republicans embrace Trump’s call – from his Florida golf course – to replace Obamacare

Amid a historic government shutdown, some senators on Capitol Hill are working this weekend on an unpopular bill

The Guardian - US

‘Everyone said it was impossible’: disabled hikers find freedom through off-road wheelchairs

Using an all-terrain vehicle that’s essentially the Jeep of wheelchairs, a New York tour group helps disabled people get on the trail

GOBankingRates

6 Monthly Bills That Skyrocketed/Plummeted Since Trump Took Office

Since taking office in January, some bills have dropped while others have jumped dramatically, reshaping household budgets across the country.

The Independent UK

Reeves ‘targets tax raid on employee pension contributions at Budget’

The move would offer a small boost to the battered public finances, mostly affecting high earners

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Republicans denounce new Democratic offer to end shutdown - Roll Call

A new Senate Democratic plan for ending the partial government shutdown met with a wall of Republican resistance late Friday.

We Got This Covered

‘I need to pay him $6,000’: Driver crashes into another car and demands money on the spot. Then insurance gets involved, and their decision leaves him absolutely speechless

His claim backfire real fast

We Got This Covered

Pharmacy tells young man his inhaler now costs $500, so he buys a cheaper solution. Days later, he’s found dead clutching it

$539 stood between him and his next breath.

Saving Advice

9 Medical Expenses You Can Write Off Without a Doctor’s Note

Tax season can be stressful—especially for seniors juggling healthcare costs. But here’s some good news: not all medical deductions require a doctor’s note. The IRS...

Saving Advice

The Unclaimed Life Insurance Rule That Leaves Families With Nothing

Many families assume that life insurance benefits will automatically be paid out when a loved one passes away. But that’s not always the case. A...

Clever Dude

Car Insurance Up Again? 9 Practical Ways to Bring It Back Down

It’s not your imagination—car insurance rates have climbed again. Inflation, higher repair costs, and increased distracted driving have contributed to higher premiums. For many households, that’s a real hit to the budget. The good news is that you still have control. A few smart moves can help bring your car…

Motor1

'They Were Sitting There for 5 Minutes:' Austin Woman Narrowly Avoids T-Bone Crash. Then She Realizes It's a Setup

An Austin woman was driving home from work when a black car suddenly pulled directly into her path. The incident left her shaken and other drivers stunned by her evasive maneuver—but the real shock came when she learned this might be part of a growing trend targeting drivers across the country.

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