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Why rural hospitals in Pennsylvania and across the country are closing in increasing numbers – 5 myths about rural health care

Some Pennsylvania hospitals are being pushed beyond the brink of closure.

The Conversation

Wake Up, Jerry: Your Wife Wants You to Stop Snoring and Read This Before Launching Your Landscaping Biz

Experts explain why skipping business insurance is a false economy, and how to avoid being accused of unfair competition when setting up a new business.

Kiplinger

Lisbon voted the most colourful city in the world. Porto ranks third

A study by Irish travel insurance company JustCover has chosen Lisbon as the most colourful city in the world. More than 2.6 million colours were detected in the photographs analysed of the Portuguese capital.

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The government wants to curb NDIS spending. Here’s how it might succeed

Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has grown too big, too fast.

The Conversation

8 New Scams Targeting Homeowners—Don’t Get Fooled

The front door doesn’t just protect what’s inside the house anymore. It now stands guard over something far more valuable—your financial identity. Criminals have shifted their focus, and homeowners sit squarely in the crosshairs. The stakes feel higher because the rewards for scammers have grown massive, and the tactics have…

Everybody Loves Your Money

11 Ways Insurance Companies Avoid Paying Home Claims—And How to Fight Back

A home insurance policy looks like a safety net, but it oftenbehaves more like a maze with hidden trapdoors. Every page holds language that shapes what gets paid and what quietly disappears into denial letters. Many policies promise protection, yet those promises come wrapped in conditions, deadlines, and exclusions that…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Car flipper drives to Chicago with $60k Corvette, lets buyer take it for test drive, watches him floor it and disappear

An expensive lesson learned!

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25 million people lost Medicaid after the COVID-19 pandemic — and state policies shaped who stayed covered

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of people covered by Medicaid rose month after month – an unusual pattern for the government’s insurance program for people with low incomes and disabilities.

The Conversation

European-style insurance model not the answer to NHS problems – report

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The Independent UK

European-style insurance model will not fix NHS problems, new report says

The idea that switching to a European-style insurance model would improve NHS performance has been dismissed by a new report

The Independent UK

11 Innocent Mistakes That Could Void Your Life Insurance

Most people buy life insurance to protect their loved ones, but what if a simple mistake prevents your policy from paying out? It’s more common...

Saving Advice

Trump’s Healthcare Plan Promises Lower Costs: Here’s Why an Expert Is Skeptical

An expert broke down why President Donald Trump’s healthcare plan may fall short on real savings for U.S. consumers.

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‘He Ubers To The Bank’: Man Drives To Chicago To Sell His Corvette For $60,000. Then The Buyer Pulls A Wild Stunt

A car flipper says he drove seven hours to sell his Corvette Z06 to a buyer in Chicago who showed up to the meeting with a small bag of cash, asked to take the car for a test drive, and then simply drove off with it. Now the seller is…

Motor1

7 Financial Safety Steps Most People Skip—Until It’s Too Late

Just one single overlooked detail can wreck years of financial progress in a matter of days. That might sound dramatic, but money has zero patience for wishful thinking or half-finished plans. One missed backup, one outdated policy, or one ignored account can flip everything upside down without warning. Financial safety…

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Big-Ticket Repairs Insurance Rarely Covers—But You’ll Probably Need

A house can look rock-solid on the outside while quietly lining up its next expensive surprise behind the walls. Insurance promises protection, security, and peace of mind, but it doesn’t sign up to cover everything that can go wrong. That gap between expectation and reality catches people off guard, especially…

The Free Financial Advisor

Florida Has 0% Income Tax — But Seniors Still Spend Thousands a Year on Essentials

No state income tax is like a jackpot, right? It grabs attention fast, sparks big dreams, and fuels countless retirement plans built around sunshine and savings. Florida wears that zero-percent badge like a crown, and it absolutely delivers on that promise. No income tax means more take-home money, fewer headaches…

Kiplinger

If You're Retiring Early, an ACA Subsidy Now Could Be a Tax Headache Later

Health care subsidies can be a valuable benefit in early retirement, but locking them in now can mean higher taxes later. Here's what you need to consider.

The Times of India

Indian-origin ex-cop Kuldip Singh pleads guilty in UK ‘crash-for-cash’ scam case; worked with associates to orchestrate insurance fraud

An Indian-origin former Metropolitan Police officer has admitted his role in a “crash for cash” insurance scam in the United Kingdom that involved staged road collisions and fraudulent compensation claims worth thousands of pounds.

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The Free Financial Advisor

Healthcare Spending Doesn’t Stop Rising — Why That Matters for Retirees

Healthcare costs don’t just rise—they charge forward like they’ve got something to prove. Numbers climb year after year, and they don’t ask for permission before reshaping retirement plans that once looked solid on paper. Anyone eyeing retirement with a sense of calm might want to take a second look, because…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Don’t Get Burned By Rising Insurance Premiums: Fight Back With These Tips

The bill shows up, and it feels like a punch. Insurance premiums have climbed fast, and they refuse to slow down. Prices jump, coverage shifts, and suddenly that “necessary expense” starts acting like a financial bully. Companies point to inflation, climate risks, and rising repair costs, but that explanation doesn’t…

Kiplinger

My First $1 Million: Retired Insurance Adjustor, 63, Milwaukee

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

Budget and the Bees

North Carolina Expands Eligibility for State‑Backed Health Insurance Subsidies

North Carolina is taking a significant step toward improving healthcare access by expanding eligibility for state-backed health insurance subsidies. For many residents, this change could mean the difference between going uninsured and finally having reliable coverage. Rising healthcare costs have long been a concern, especially for middle- and lower-income households…

The Times of India

US man with stage 4 cancer dies after insurer delays coverage, calls treatment ‘not medically necessary’

A 58-year-old man in the United States died after delays in insurance approval allegedly prevented him from receiving a potentially life-extending cancer treatment in time, according to media reports.

Clever Dude

8 Car Features That Secretly Lower Your Insurance Rate

The difference between a painful insurance bill and a surprisingly manageable one doesn’t always come down to driving history or age. It often hides inside the car itself. Insurers don’t just look at who sits behind the wheel—they care deeply about what surrounds that driver, how the vehicle behaves in…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why Your Mortgage Escrow Might Not Be Working For You

It sounds like a dream setup: one payment, zero stress, and all the messy bills handled behind the scenes. Mortgage escrow accounts promise simplicity, wrapping property taxes and homeowners insurance into a neat monthly bundle that feels almost too easy to question. That convenience hooks people quickly, especially when juggling…

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