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Corn futures are showing gains at midday, with contracts to 2 to 2 ½ cents higher so far on Friday. The CmdtyView national average Cash Corn price is up 2 cents at $3.81 1/4. We are over halfway through October and getting closer to the Crop Insurance harvest price, with...

Barchart · Oct 17, 2025

7 ‘Normal’ Expenses the Middle Class Accepts Without a Second Thought — but Shouldn’t

Learn how to reduce common middle-class expenses — from bank fees to property taxes — and keep more of your hard-earned money with expert financial tips.

GOBankingRates · Oct 17, 2025

7 “Secure” Assets That Become Financial Nightmares for Couples

Many couples take pride in building a portfolio full of what they believe are secure assets—investments or possessions that feel safe, stable, and dependable. But the truth is, not every so-called safe investment stays that way. Some of these assets can quietly drain wealth, strain relationships, or create complex financial…

Dinks Finance · Oct 17, 2025

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5 Assets You Should Hold Onto in Retirement (Even If You Need the Cash)

Sitting on little gold mines? It's natural to want to cash out when you retire. Here’s why you may not want to.

Kiplinger · Oct 17, 2025

Stimulus Checks May Be Gone But These 11 Government Programs Can Make Life More Affordable

There are various state, federal and local programs that can help defray the cost of living -- here are just a few.

GOBankingRates · Oct 17, 2025

Treat Home Equity Like Other Investments in Your Retirement Plan: Look at Its Track Record

Homeowners who are considering using home equity in their retirement plan can analyze it like they do their other investments. Here's how.

Kiplinger · Oct 17, 2025

Why Does It Take Insurers So Darn Long to Pay Claims? An Insurance Expert Explains

The process of verification, investigation and cost assessment after a loss is complex and goes beyond simply cutting a check.

Kiplinger · Oct 17, 2025

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Trump Strikes Deal To Cut Fertility Drug Costs, Expand Coverage

President Donald Trump on Thursday announced that EMD Serono, a Massachusetts-based healthcare company, will lower the price of Gonal-f, a widely used fertility medication, as part of a broader initiative that includes new federal guidance allowing employers to offer fertility benefits separately from standard health insurance plans.

Benzinga · Oct 17, 2025

Tesla Insurance Heads To First New State In Three Years: Here's Where Users Will Soon Have Access

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a leader in electric vehicle sales in the United States and has also branched out into new areas of growth that could disrupt additional sectors. One of those areas is insurance, with Tesla offering insurance policies for its vehicle owners in certain states.

Benzinga · Oct 16, 2025

Repeated "Nonexistent Cases" in Filing From >20-Lawyer Insurance Defense Firm

Lawyers at firms of all size, don't let this happen to you.

Reason · Oct 16, 2025

6 Life Insurance Loopholes Seniors Should Understand

Life insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind—but the fine print can sometimes say otherwise. Many seniors assume their policy will pay out exactly...

Saving Advice · Oct 16, 2025

How to Reduce Out-of-Pocket Health Costs Before Medicare Kicks In

The years leading up to Medicare eligibility can feel like walking a tightrope—especially for retirees who left work early or those between jobs. Private insurance,...

Saving Advice · Oct 16, 2025

Optum Keeps Growing. Is That Good News for UnitedHealth Stock?

Does Optum’s continued growth necessarily translate into good news for UnitedHealth’s stock? Let's find out.

Barchart · Oct 16, 2025

Aura identity theft protection review: Excellent protection for the whole household

With a good value, and features that include malware protection, a password manager and a VPN, Aura’s Identity Theft Protection offers much more than just a basic package.

Tom’s Guide · Oct 16, 2025

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Budget and the Bees · Oct 16, 2025

The Hidden Clause in Your Home Insurance That Means You’re Not Actually Covered for a Fire.

Your home insurance policy document feels like a safety blanket. You pay your premiums diligently, trusting that if the unthinkable happens—like a devastating house fire—you are protected. You imagine a straightforward process of filing a claim and rebuilding your life. Unfortunately, for a growing number of homeowners, that safety blanket…

Beating Broke · Oct 16, 2025

7 Things You Should NEVER Say to a Business Owner You Want to Partner With

Partnerships can help you expand your business or destroy your reputation. If you want to approach a business owner about combining forces, your words are important. Maybe even more important than your pitch deck. Ideas will only take you so far. Instead, you have to build trust. One wrong sentence…

GOBankingRates · Oct 16, 2025

5 Things Retirees Need To Know About the New Trump Drug Program

Will TrumpRx help cut prescription costs for uninsured retirees? Learn how this new drug program could impact retirees' prescription budgets come 2026.

Kiplinger · Oct 16, 2025

Financial Fact vs Fiction: The Truth About Social Security Entitlement (and Reverse Mortgages' Bad Rap)

Despite the 'entitlement' moniker, Social Security and Medicare are both benefits that workers earn. And reverse mortgages can be a strategic tool for certain people. Plus, we're setting the record straight on three other myths.

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Barchart · Oct 16, 2025

What to Expect From American International Group's Next Quarterly Earnings Report

Insurance giant American International Group is set to unveil its third-quarter results by early November, and analysts expect a major surge in earnings.

The Independent UK · Oct 15, 2025

Driving penalty points up 12% in a year after ‘boom’ in speed camera offences

Figures obtained by Co-op Insurance show drivers in Britain received 9.61 million points in 2024.

We Got This Covered · Oct 15, 2025

‘Time to get a lawyer’: Houston woman trusted Discount Tire with her work truck. Now, she’s questioning that decision.

Discount Tire made a huge mistake but so far they haven't paid out for it.

Thousandaire · Oct 15, 2025

Should I Pay Off My Car Loan Early?

If you’ve got a car loan, you could be stuck making payments for years and paying a ton of money in interest. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Pay off debt fast and save more money with Financial Peace University. Paying off your car loan sooner rather than later saves you…

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 15, 2025

7 Clear Paths to Financial Freedom With Minimal Risk Exposure

Financial freedom is the ability to make choices without being limited by money concerns. For most people, it means having enough savings, investments, or income streams to support their lifestyle and goals. But the path to financial freedom often seems risky, especially when headlines talk about market crashes or economic…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Oct 15, 2025

10 Pediatric Visits That Leave Parents With Unexpected Bills

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Dinks Finance · Oct 15, 2025

10 Financial Surprises That Hit Couples After Their 40s

By the time most couples reach their 40s, they assume they’ve got money figured out. Careers are established, kids may be growing more independent, and the stress of early adulthood starts to fade. Yet for many, this decade brings a new wave of financial surprises that can throw even the…

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