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This car feature could save lives – but drivers don’t want to use it

Advanced driver-assistance systems (or ADAS) have been shown to reduce crashes, injuries and insurance claims

The Independent UK

Could Your Retirement Fund Collapse Just From Medical Debt

Medical expenses can hit hard, even if you think you’re prepared. Many Americans worry about whether their retirement fund is safe from unexpected costs, and with good reason. One major hospital bill or a series of ongoing treatments can quickly drain years of savings. The truth is, medical debt has…

The Free Financial Advisor

"I Don’t Know Why He Can’t Just Do the Right Thing:" Customer's Paid $26,000 for UTV Repairs and No UTV

A side-by-side owner sent his damaged UTV to Jeffries Performance over 17 months ago. His insurance gave the shop $26,000 for the repairs. The owner still doesn't have his UTV back for some reason.

RideApart

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Australia faces a home insurance reckoning – and we can learn from California’s bold move

Climate change is making home insurance costlier and, for some, harder to secure. According to one analysis, one in ten Australian properties will be uninsurable within a decade.

The Conversation

What’s the best way to support autistic kids with mild to moderate delay?

Autistic children with mild to moderate developmental delay will no longer be eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) from mid-2027.

The Conversation

Market Makers Are Overpricing Iron Mountain’s (IRM) Options Tail—This is How You Can Take Advantage

The options market is very much like an insurance policy and in the case of IRM stock, a potential mispricing could lead to big rewards.

Barchart

Over 1 Million Hit In Farmers Insurance Data Breach — Names, Addresses, Partial SSNs And More Exposed

Farmers Insurance has stated that over a million of its customers have had their personal info exposed in a data breach.

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Why Men Are Getting Sued Over DIY Tree Removal

DIY tree removal seems like a money-saving project, but it’s becoming a legal headache for many men across the country. What starts as a simple Saturday chore can quickly turn into a lawsuit, draining your wallet and peace of mind. As more homeowners take chainsaws into their own hands, the…

Clever Dude

6 Ways Beneficiaries Are Being Reassigned Without Your Consent

You’ve done the responsible thing. You’ve filled out the paperwork for your life insurance, your 401(k), and your IRA, carefully naming the people you want to receive these assets when you’re gone. You file the documents away, confident that your wishes are set in stone. But a beneficiary designation is…

Budget and the Bees

Farmers Insurance data breach sees over a million customers hit - here's what we know

US insurance giant suffers third-party breach, loses customer names, SSNs, and more.

TechRadar

8 Ways Rich Families Hide Money From Public View

We often wonder how wealthy families manage to stay under the radar while still living luxuriously. The truth is, many use clever strategies to hide money from public view. While these methods aren’t necessarily illegal, they are designed to reduce attention, protect assets, and keep wealth private. Understanding these tactics…

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Unclaimed Refunds Lost Due to Mishandled Forms

Every year, millions of dollars in unclaimed refunds are left behind simply because of mishandled forms. These lost opportunities aren’t just statistics—they can be a real blow to your finances. Whether it’s a tax refund, a utility deposit, or a health insurance reimbursement, unclaimed refunds often result from small mistakes…

The Free Financial Advisor

Thai man arrested on suspicion of fraud after four cars have strikingly similar accidents

Insurance claims for alleged accidents resulted in total payout of over £20,000

The Independent UK

7 Advisory Licenses That Aren’t Renewed and Why It Matters

Choosing a financial advisor isn’t just about personality and investment philosophy. It’s also about credentials. When advisory licenses aren’t renewed, it can signal issues that matter to you as an investor. Maybe an advisor is leaving the industry, or perhaps they’ve had compliance problems. Either way, understanding which advisory licenses…

The Free Financial Advisor

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Health Insurance Costs Will Likely Rise In 2026 As Drug Bills Surge And Coverage Tightens, Say Experts

Health insurance is poised to get pricier in 2026 and coverage could narrow, as higher medical use and expensive drugs ripple through the market, industry analysts say.

The Mary Sue

Ohio hotel worker gets to parking lot to leave. Then she sobs after seeing what Dollar General semi-truck driver did to her car

One of the worst fears of any car owner is that you’ll come back to where you parked your vehicle, only to find that someone has smashed into it.

The Independent UK

Trump’s megabill aimed at abortion providers gets court win in Maine – but gender-affirming care is also at stake

Roughly 185,000 transgender adults use Medicaid as their primary health insurance

Clever Dude

7 DIY Builds That Could Be Illegal in Your Zip Code

Many people see DIY projects as a way to save money and customize their home. A lot of them also assume that everything they build on their property (or within their home) will be automatically allowed. Many cities and counties have strict codes that determine what can/cannot be done without…

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Budget and the Bees

7 Government Programs You Lose Access to After Taking a New Job

Accepting a new job with a higher salary is a major step toward financial independence. It’s a moment of pride and a chance to build a better future. However, that bigger paycheck can have a hidden downside for many low to moderate-income families. They often face the loss of critical…

Clever Dude

7 Garage Setups That Are Quietly Violating Fire Code

Your garage might be the most versatile space in your home. It’s a workshop, a storage area, maybe even a spot for family hangouts. But overlooked details in garage setups can quietly break fire code—putting your home and loved ones at risk. Fire code violations aren’t just a bureaucratic hassle.…

Saving Advice

7 Travel Insurance Traps That Seniors Are Falling Into in Record Numbers

You’ve earned your golden years and deserve hassle-free travel. But many seniors are unknowingly falling into travel insurance traps that leave them unprotected or overspending....

Clever Dude

Can One Weekend Project Put Your Entire Mortgage at Risk?

Thinking about a little home improvement this weekend? Maybe you want a fresh coat of paint, a new deck, or a bathroom makeover. It’s exciting to take on a project yourself and save money. But what if that one weekend project could put your entire mortgage at risk? Many homeowners…

GOBankingRates

Never Do These 5 Things With Your Money, According to Suze Orman

Suze Orman shares 5 critical money mistakes to avoid if you want to protect your finances and build long-term wealth. Are you making one of them?

The Free Financial Advisor

Is $8,000 a Year a Sound “Peace of Mind” Investment for Retirement

When planning for retirement, the conversation often revolves around savings balances, investment growth, and monthly budgets. But there’s another factor many retirees consider just as valuable—peace of mind. For some, spending $8,000 a year on certain products or services promises security, confidence, and freedom from worry. Whether it’s insurance, financial…

The Independent UK

Expect health insurance prices to rise next year, brokers and experts say

Pricey prescriptions and nagging medical costs are swamping some insurers and employers, which means patients may start paying more next year

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