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Climate action is the world’s cheapest insurance policy, new study says

Climate policy is not discretionary spending but collective risk pooling, according to a Vienna University study, who argue that as natural disasters proliferate, it acts as a public insurance system that protects economies and societies.

Euronews

The Little-Known Deduction Couples Over 65 Often Miss

Retirement changes the tax game in ways that surprise even the most organized couples. Many people assume that once the paychecks stop and Social Security begins, taxes fade into the background. That assumption costs real money every single year.

The Free Financial Advisor

10 Negotiation Tactics That Lower Bills Immediately

When it comes to paying less, you simply need leverage, timing, and the nerve to ask. Every month, companies count on autopay and inertia. They expect customers to sigh, grumble, and move on. Yet most bills contain wiggle room, and many companies train representatives to respond when someone pushes back…

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3 Stocks Warren Buffett and Berkshire Were Gobbling Up in Q4

Berkshire leaned into DPZ, CVX, and CB, favoring franchise royalties, upstream output, and insurance float over high-growth tech bets.

Barchart

3 Reasons Suze Orman Warns Drivers About Skipping Car Maintenance

Skipping car maintenance can backfire, Suze Orman warns. Routine service extends vehicle life, lowers insurance costs and helps avoid expensive repair bills.

GOBankingRates

MoneySuperMarket boosted by surge in energy switching activity

This reflected more energy providers deciding to join the platform to entice customers on the back of Ofgem’s price cap announcements.

Evening Standard

Not Your Kids, Not Your Siblings: Who Millennials Are Naming as Beneficiaries Now

A quiet shift has started to reshape the future of inheritance, and it looks nothing like the traditional family tree. Millennials, now deep into their prime earning years, no longer treat beneficiary designations as automatic nods to children or siblings. They approach them as deliberate choices that reflect real relationships,…

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March 2 Tax Alert: The One Form That Can Delay Your Health Insurance Credit

A missing tax form may not seem like a big deal, but for millions of Americans who rely on Marketplace subsidies, it can completely stall...

Saving Advice

5 Car Insurance Clauses Costing Seniors Thousands Without Realizing It

Car insurance clauses are quietly draining seniors’ wallets, and most don’t realize it until a claim is denied or a bill arrives that’s far higher...

Saving Advice

Missed Insurance Payment? Your Auto Lender May Raise Your Costs Overnight

A single missed insurance payment can flip the script on a car loan faster than most people realize. One day everything looks routine, and the next, a lender adds a charge that inflates the monthly bill and refuses to budge. That jump does not come from a random penalty or…

The Free Financial Advisor

Romance fraud: warning over scam that turns victims into insurance cheats

Insurers say cases of scammers manipulating people into staging crashes and filing bogus claims are under-reported

The Guardian - UK

7 Pharmacy Pickup Rules That Changed Without Counter Notices

If you’ve been frustrated at the pharmacy already this year, you aren’t alone. The pickup line seems to be longer, and the rules are harder...

Saving Advice

Why Home Insurance Claims Can Raise Premiums Without Payouts

You file a claim in good faith, receive no money at all, and still watch your home insurance premium climb. That feels unfair, and in some cases it even feels personal. But insurance companies do not raise rates out of spite. They raise rates because of risk, and when you…

The Free Financial Advisor

“Tesla” Insurance Spike: Why Your Clean Driving Record Doesn’t Matter for Premium Costs in 2026

Drivers who own Teslas are opening their renewal notices in 2026 and discovering something frustrating: Tesla insurance premiums are climbing fast, even for people with spotless driving records. Many assumed that safe driving, no claims, and years of responsible behavior would protect them from rising rates. Instead, insurers are raising…

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Why Your Zip Code May Matter More Than Your Salary

When it comes to financial well-being, your income is only part of the story.

Saving Advice

9 Insurance Claims That Auto-Close Under New Time Limits

If you’ve ever had to file an insurance claim, you know not everything is always straightforward. Your insurance company won’t always be patient in waiting...

Budget and the Bees

Health Insurance Premiums Could Spike in 2026 — Why Millions May Pay More

You have noticed your health insurance premiums creeping up every year, but you might be in for a much larger shock when you renew for 2026. Whether you have coverage through a small employer or the ACA marketplace, the hidden system of healthcare pricing is undergoing a massive shift. It…

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The Hidden Costs of Homeownership: 10 Fees You Can’t Avoid

You don’t just buy a house. You sign up for a long-term financial relationship that demands attention, discipline, and more cash than most glossy listings ever admit.

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Why “Good Insurance” Isn’t Protecting People From Big Medical Costs

You picked a reputable insurer. You chose the plan your employer recommended. You pay your premium every month without fail. And yet, when a medical issue hits, the bills pile up so fast that you feel like you missed some secret fine print everyone else somehow understood.

Capital & Main

As Climate Crisis Upended Homeowners Insurance, the Industry Resisted Regulation

When an international organization sought to create guidelines on climate risk, insurance lobbying groups pushed back.

Kiplinger

Is Life Insurance Taxable When It's Paid Out?

You received a big check from your loved one's life insurance policy. Will the IRS be expecting a check from you now?

Budget and the Bees

GA Homeowners: Insurers Must Now Give 60-Day Non-Renewal Notice — What It Protects You From

You have paid your premiums on time for years, only to receive a letter saying your coverage is ending just a few weeks before your policy expires. It is a gut-punch that leaves you scrambling to find a new insurer in a market that feels increasingly hostile. However, as of…

Thousandaire

The “Black Box” Tracking Your Car in California — And Why It Could Complicate Your Next Insurance Claim

Your car is not just a vehicle anymore. It is a rolling computer with sensors, logs, and wireless connections that never seem to sleep. Many drivers in California have no idea how much their cars record until a claim goes sideways. And when the data does show up, it can…

Everybody Loves Your Money

5 High-Risk States Where Millions of Homes Still Don’t Have Flood Insurance

Water doesn’t negotiate. It doesn’t check your deductible, and it certainly doesn’t care whether you thought your homeowners policy covered flooding. Across the country, millions of people live in states that rank among the riskiest for flooding, yet huge numbers of those homes sit completely uninsured against rising water.

Everybody Loves Your Money

The True Cost of a “Cheap” Used Car in 2026 — 8 Expenses That Add Up Fast

A $6,000 car can quietly turn into a $12,000 mistake. That low sticker price feels like a victory. You scroll through listings, spot a deal that looks almost suspiciously affordable, and imagine yourself driving away with thousands still in your pocket. But the purchase price tells only a fraction of…

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