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Fears of rise in uninsured drivers as insurance tax receipts soar

The AA urged the Treasury to cut the rate of insurance premium tax on motor policies by a quarter.

Evening Standard

Mark Cuban: Healthcare Is ‘Too Expensive’ — 3 Things That Can Be Done To Lower Costs

It's difficult to avoid rising healthcare costs, especially when you need care, but Mark Cuban might have some solutions -- read to find out.

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Trump slashed Medicaid — now he’s got another health care crisis looming

Tax credits for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, expire at the end of the year. But not all Republicans are on board with extending them

The Independent UK

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What Insurance Fine Print Could Void Your Entire Claim?

When you buy insurance, you expect it to protect you when things go wrong. But insurance fine print can turn a safety net into a trap. Many people only find out about hidden rules and exclusions when their claim gets denied. That’s a tough lesson to learn after an accident,…

The Free Financial Advisor

8 Legacy Plans That Fail When Heirs Aren’t Informed

When you spend years building your wealth, you want your legacy plans to work. But even the best plans can fall apart if your heirs don’t know what’s coming. Many families face confusion, conflict, and even legal trouble because no one explained the details. This isn’t just about money. It’s…

The Free Financial Advisor

Hundreds of thousands of households missing out on £1,354 benefit

There are now 214,000 parents eligible for Child Benefit but not claiming it

The Independent UK

NBA Star Giannis Antetokounmpo Thought Spreading His Salary Across Multiple Accounts Was the Best Way to Go—Marc Lasry Showed Him Smarter Investments

NBA All-Star Giannis Antetokounmpo has a strong investment portfolio, but that wasn't always the case. When Antetokounmpo was a young player, he thought spreading his NBA salary across half a dozen different banks to get Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation protection was the best way to safeguard his wealth.

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Is Your “Forever Home” Actually Draining Your Future Wealth?

The idea of a “forever home” is powerful. It’s the place you’ve raised your kids, celebrated holidays, and made memories. It’s filled with sentiment, history,...

Saving Advice

6 Automatic Deductions You Should Pause During Retirement

Retirement is the ideal time to take a closer look at where every dollar is going. With a fixed income or a more limited budget, even small, unnecessary deductions can quietly chip away at your savings. By identifying expenses that no longer align with your lifestyle, you can free up…

Newlyweds on a Budget

Insurance warning signs in doctors’ offices might discourage patients from speaking openly about their health

Have you ever noticed a sign in a doctor’s office saying that you may have to pay extra insurance costs if you discuss additional problems with your physician?

The Conversation

How Replacing One Door Lock Without Notice Can Invalidate Your Renter’s Policy

Imagine returning home after a weekend getaway to find your apartment door lock changed. No warning. No heads-up. Just a new key—or worse, no key at all. While this might seem like a minor hassle or an annoying landlord oversight, it could blow up into a much bigger issue: your…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Fine Print That Made Life Insurance Payouts Smaller Than Expected

Life insurance is supposed to offer peace of mind, not unpleasant surprises. But for some families, the financial safety net they counted on ends up being much smaller than expected. Hidden in the policy’s fine print are exclusions, conditions, and limitations that can reduce the total benefit—or eliminate it altogether.…

The Free Financial Advisor

What the IRS Can Still Seize Even After Death

It’s a common misconception that once someone passes away, their tax troubles die with them. But in reality, if a person owed back taxes or had unresolved issues with the IRS, those problems don’t just disappear. The federal government can and often will go after the deceased person’s estate to…

The Free Financial Advisor

Travelling in Europe this summer? Here are all the things that could ruin your holiday

Be prepared by taking out the right travel insurance, staying up to date with weather warnings, and getting your head around tourist taxes.

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The Independent UK

The simple devices that could help lower car insurance for young drivers

The proportion of products with engineer-fitted black boxes has more than halved over the past five years

Evening Standard

Easy-to-install gadgets ‘could help young drivers reduce car insurance premiums’

Defaqto has suggested some ways that young drivers could save money.

PC Gamer

German phone repair and insurance firm goes bankrupt after paying €200,000 to ransomware hackers despite reported revenue of 70 million

11% of the company's data was reportedly leaked.

Evening Standard

Hiscox profits fall after £128m claims hit from LA wildfires

Group chief executive Aki Hussain branded the California disaster the ‘largest wildfire insurance event in history’.

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Ozempic, Botox, Eliquis: How Tariffs on Europe Could Impact Drug Prices (And What To Do About It)

Most medications come from Europe. Does that mean the new tariffs on the EU will drive drug prices higher?

Benzinga

Why AI Is Making Insurance Agents More Essential Than Ever—Not Replacing Them

Artificial intelligence and digital tools are transforming the insurance landscape, but contrary to popular belief, technology isn't making human agents obsolete — it's making them more essential than ever.

GOBankingRates

5 Homes That Could Be a Bad Investment This Year (And What To Buy Instead)

Thinking of buying a home in 2025? Discover 5 property types that could be bad investments—and smarter real estate options to consider instead.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Filing Too Many “Inquiries” With Your Insurance Could Flag You for Audit

It sounds harmless enough: call your insurance company, ask a few questions, check whether a certain situation is covered. No big deal, right? But those calls, known as “inquiries,” aren’t always as innocent as they seem. Insurance providers track them, log them, and sometimes use them as signals.

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The New Retirement Problem Boomers Are Facing

Baby boomer homeowners are sitting on a ton of equity right now. According to the Federal Reserve, they hold $17.3 trillion in home equity, roughly 50% of the country's total equity. This is in large...

Everybody Loves Your Money

How Pet DNA Kits Are Quietly Selling Renter Data to Insurance Firms

In the age of digital convenience, everything seems to be available at the click of a button, including DNA testing kits for pets. They promise to unlock a wealth of genetic information about your furry companion—information that can help with health, behavior, and even ancestry. But beneath the surface of…

Ideal Home

Forgetting to do this one thing before removing a wall could have dire consequences, say experts

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