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Thailand delays tourist entry fee until 2026 as arrivals dip and economy falters

The €7.50 fee is earmarked for travel insurance and projects that improve tourism infrastructure.

Euronews

Voices: Is it time to give up on the NHS, our national religion?

COMMENT: The former health secretary Sajid Javid says we should charge £20 for GP appointments and replace the health service with a Dutch-style social insurance system – just as Wes Streeting warns the doctors that they are paving the way for Nigel Farage to do just that, writes John Rentoul

The Independent UK

8 Auto Insurance Policies That Deny the Most Claims

Auto insurance is supposed to give you peace of mind. You pay your premium, and you expect help when things go wrong. But not all policies are created equal. Some deny claims more often than others, leaving drivers frustrated and out of pocket. Knowing which auto insurance policies have the…

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4 Ways To Plan for Healthcare Costs in an Inflationary Economy

By now we all know that inflation has pretty much affected the cost of everything in recent years -- from gas and groceries to housing and healthcare. However, according to Wayne Winegarden, an...

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Surprising Costs: 11 Costs of Raising a Special Needs Child You Didn’t Plan For

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Kids Ain't Cheap

How 17M Americans enrolled in Medicaid and ACA plans could lose their health insurance by 2034

The big tax and spending package President Donald Trump signed into law on July 4, 2025, will cut government spending on health care by more than US$1 trillion over the next decade.

The Conversation

Tata’s Air India crash aftermath in numbers, from record insurance claim to flight cancellations

Total liability of over £350m is expected to make the Tata-owned airline’s Ahmedabad disaster the most expensive aviation insurance claim in India’s history

The Independent UK

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From cancellations to itinerary changes – your rights if a cruise goes wrong

There is no automatic compensation for cruise delays or cancellations, but Marc Shoffman explains that there are some protections in place for passengers

The Independent UK

Several Car Brands Are Quietly Cutting Safety Features for 2025 Models

Car buyers expect new models to be safer every year. But for 2025, some car brands are quietly removing safety features that many drivers rely on. This shift isn’t always obvious in the marketing materials or at the dealership. It matters because these changes can affect your safety, your insurance…

The Free Financial Advisor

I Want to Buy an Annuity, but I'm Scared I'll Get Ripped Off. Should I Get One Anyway?

An annuity is a way to achieve lifetime income in retirement, but you need to understand how this product works before making a purchase.

Kiplinger

Term Life Insurance Rates by Age: What You’ll Pay in 2025

Insurance mathematics operates on relentless principles—each passing year incrementally recalibrates risk assessment models.

inkl

Get in gear for driving from the UK to mainland Europe

From checking documents and what you may need to carry to factoring in motorway tolls and how to pay them

The Guardian - UK

Why Life Insurance Should Be a Part of Your Investment Strategy

When planning your finances, choosing the best investment options is all about balancing risk, returns, and future security. While stocks, mutual funds, and real estate often dominate the conversation, one financial tool that is often overlooked is Life Insurance.

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Dr. Oz tells Americans on Medicaid ‘don’t eat carrot cake’ as millions face health insurance cuts

‘Do the most you can do to really live up to your God-given potential to live a full and healthy life. Don't eat carrot cake. Eat real food,’ Oz told Fox Business’ Stuart Varney on Monday

The Independent UK

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8 Financial Products That Quietly Expire Worthless

Some financial products are sold with promises of security, long-term growth, or family protection. Glossy brochures and smooth-talking advisors make them seem like smart, responsible...

Saving Advice

6 DIY Mistakes That Could Cost You Your Home Insurance

DIY culture has never been more popular. With endless home renovation tutorials online and big-box hardware stores offering everything from power tools to plumbing kits,...

Evening Standard

OPINION - Let's be honest, £50k is no longer a decent salary

What would the perfect tax rise look like, from the Treasury’s point of view? Ideally, it would raise stupendous amounts of money, without anyone actually noticing that they’d become poorer. In the Chancellor’s wildest dreams, she might even be able to argue that it wasn’t a tax rise at all.

Clever Dude

10 Ways Couples Accidentally Jeopardize Joint Assets

When you share your life with someone, you often share your money, too. Joint assets—like your home, savings, and investments—can make life easier, but they also come with risks. Many couples don’t realize how easy it is to put their joint assets in danger. A simple mistake or a lack…

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9 Homeowners Insurance Clauses That No One Reads Until It’s Too Late

Homeowners insurance is one of those things you buy and hope you never need. You sign the papers, file them away, and move on. But when disaster strikes, the fine print suddenly matters—a lot. Most people don’t read every clause in their policy. They trust that if something goes wrong,…

3 smart home gadgets that will help lower the cost of your home insurance

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10 Insurance Clauses That Prevent You From Collecting Payouts

Insurance often feels like a comforting safety net—until it is needed most. That is when countless policyholders discover that the fine print is less of a net and more of a tightrope, strung with loopholes and hidden exclusions. Buried in pages of legalese are clauses designed to limit payouts and…

Evening Standard

Reeves says protections remain for ‘working people’ amid wealth tax speculation

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the manifesto commitment not to increase income tax, national insurance and VAT still stood.

Clever Dude

Why Retirees Are Suddenly Leaving Florida in Record Numbers

Florida has long been the dream destination for retirees. The warm weather, beaches, and no state income tax have drawn people from all over the country. But something has changed. More retirees are packing up and leaving Florida than ever before. This shift matters because it affects not just those…

The Free Financial Advisor

The “Tiny House” Movement’s Hidden Expenses

Thinking about joining the tiny house movement? You’re not alone. The idea of living simply, saving money, and reducing your footprint is appealing. Tiny homes look affordable and easy to maintain. But there’s more to the story. Many people jump in, only to find costs they didn’t expect. If you’re…

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Comprehensive vs Third-Party Car Insurance: Which One Should You Choose and Why?

Choosing the right insurance for your car is considered as one of the most responsible acts of vehicle ownership. To fulfil this need, both third-party and comprehensive policies have specific roles.

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