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Winter Costs Are Squeezing Fixed-Income Homeowners—Here’s How to Prepare

Winter 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most expensive cold seasons in recent memory. According to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association...

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'Insurance Companies Love High Deductible Plans,' Says Mark Cuban. 'When You Can't Afford Your Deductible, You Don't Get Care'

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is once again calling out the U.S. healthcare system, taking particular aim at insurance companies and high-deductible health plans.

Benzinga

‘Don’t be dramatic’: Trump interrupts reporter when she asks about Americans forced to choose Obamacare or holiday gifts

Trump dismisses cost-of-living concerns as he attempts to convince voters that he’s actually brought prices down

The Independent UK

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Is Brown & Brown Stock Underperforming the S&P 500?

Brown & Brown has considerably underperformed the S&P 500 over the past year, and analysts are cautious about the stock’s prospects.

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7 Fine-Print Exclusions in Your Homeowner’s Policy That Could Cost You Everything

Your home might feel like the safest place in the world—cozy, familiar, protected by a homeowner’s policy you assume has your back. But hidden inside those long, eye-glazing paragraphs of fine print are exclusions that could turn a bad day into a financial nightmare. Most homeowners never discover these surprises…

The Free Financial Advisor

HMRC owes me £2,200 but says it could be 33 weeks before it pays me back

A reader says they overpaid their national insurance, but seem to be lending the government money with no interest

The Guardian - UK

7 Prescription Refills That Will Cost More in January

Prescription drug costs are climbing again in January 2026, and seniors are among those most affected. Rising manufacturer prices, insurance adjustments, and new Medicare billing...

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Phoenix Homeowners Are Seeing New Fees Added to Insurance Renewals

Homeowners in Phoenix are facing an unexpected challenge this winter: new fees added to their insurance renewals. Rising climate risks, inflation, and administrative costs are...

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Florida Condo Owners Are Reporting Surprise Assessment Increases

Condo living has long been a popular choice for retirees in Florida, offering convenience, community, and lower maintenance compared to single-family homes. But in 2025,...

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12 Tax Deductions Retirees Should Confirm Before Filing

Tax season can be stressful for retirees, especially those living on fixed incomes. While Social Security and pensions provide stability, taxes can quickly erode monthly...

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Health insurance premiums rose nearly 3x the rate of worker earnings over the past 25 years

Health insurance premiums in the U.S. significantly increased between 1999 and 2024, outpacing the rate of worker earnings by three times, according to our newly published research in the journal JAMA Network Open.

The Conversation

8 Hidden Risks People Overlook When Financing a Car at High APR

Buying a car can feel like a thrilling power move—new wheels, fresh start, big energy. But once that excitement fades and the paperwork settles, many drivers discover a financial plot twist they never saw coming. High-APR financing looks simple on the surface, yet it hides a handful of sneaky dangers…

The Free Financial Advisor

The Medical Bill Mistake That Can Cripple Your Credit for a Decade

Medical bills have a sneaky way of turning ordinary people into financial thrill-seekers. One minute you’re walking out of the hospital with a prescription and a smile, the next you’re staring at a statement that reads like a foreign language and wondering if you accidentally adopted a small country. It’s…

The Free Financial Advisor

Eli Lilly, Pfizer Among 19 Drugs Approved for China's Commercial Health Insurance

China approves 19 innovative drugs for commercial health insurance, opening new market opportunities for global and local drugmakers.

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How Is The Hartford's Stock Performance Compared to Other Property & Casualty Insurance Stocks?

While The Hartford has outperformed relative to its industry peers over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook on its prospects.

Kiplinger

I'm a Financial Pro Focused on Federal Benefits: These Are the 2 Questions I Answer a Lot

Many federal employees ask about rolling a TSP into an IRA and parsing options for survivor benefits, both especially critical topics.

The Conversation

Most people with disabling mental health conditions can’t access the NDIS. Here’s a better way to provide support

The pathway to reforming the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is littered with obstacles.

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Pharmacies Are Changing Refill Schedules for High-Demand Medications

Pharmacies across the country are changing refill schedules for high-demand medications this winter. Rising demand, supply chain pressures, and new compliance rules are driving these...

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5 Smarter Vehicles for Your Money Than Electric Trucks

If value, not vanity, drives your purchase, these five vehicles stretch your money further, and still give you plenty of power and tech.

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4 Hidden January Fees That Hit Older Travelers Hard

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Nowhere to move: How climate change became the property market’s biggest nightmare

From plummeting house prices to insurable homes, climate change is impacting the property market around the world.

The Independent UK

Millionaire owner of lakefront resort charged with arson after ‘he joked about burning it to the ground’

Bryce Campbell, 41, the owner of the Lutsen Resort Lodge on the north shore of Lake Superior, has been charged with felony arson and insurance fraud

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Hospitals Are Rolling Out New Billing Audits During Winter

Hospitals across the country are tightening billing audits this winter, and retirees are among those most likely to feel the impact. These audits are designed...

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7 Car Insurance Rate Hikes Targeting Older Drivers This Season

Car insurance premiums are climbing this winter, and older drivers are finding themselves singled out by new rate adjustments. Insurers argue that the hikes reflect...

The Independent UK

Half of insurance customers will drop coverage because of this one flaw

‘There is a real opportunity for insurers to create a complete end-to-end digital experience that anticipates customer needs more proactively,’ one analyst said

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