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Did the Storm Damage Your Home or Car? Here Are Some of Your Insurance Questions Answered
With the recent weather significantly hitting residents homes and vehicles many are left filing claims with their insurance companies. Here are some insurance questions answered.
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There's Still Time to Get Health Insurance Through the Public Exchange — and You May Qualify for Help Paying Premiums
If you don’t have a health plan, you can sign up for one through the federal marketplace until Jan. 15.
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ALS Patients Pushed to Get an Experimental Drug Approved. Now They're Up Against a $158,000 a Year Price Tag
Patients say the eye-popping price tag set by the drugmaker is fueling insurance delays or denials, and sometimes exorbitant out-of-pocket expenses.
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Homeowners Dropped From Insurance Due to Wildfire Risk
More and more homeowners seemed to be getting dropped by insurance companies due to wildfire risk. Carolyn Johnson reports for the NBC4’s I-Team Dec. 13, 2022.
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With Holiday Gatherings Ahead, Here's A Guide to Finding Free or Low Cost COVID Tests
As families begin to gather for the holidays, be prepared with low-cost or free COVID-19 tests.
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Hurricane Ian Is a Reminder for All Homeowners to Check Their Insurance Coverage for Natural Disasters
Whether your house is in an area prone to hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, hail or wildfires, it’s important to know what your insurance covers or excludes.
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As Climate Change Threatens More Homes, Some Properties Are Getting Too Costly to Insure
As climate change threatens the U.S. with more natural disasters, it’s becoming increasingly costly for Americans to insure their homes, experts say.
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Federal Funds for Uninsured Vaccinations End Tonight
There are alternate resources for uninsured individuals, but it may cost some time and some more red tape. Toni Guinyard reports for Today in LA on Tuesday, April 5, 2022.
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Op-Ed: Here Are Some Savvy Tax-Efficient Investment Strategies
High-net-worth investors have several options when it comes to tax-saving moves. Here’s a look at a few of them.
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Aircraft Leasing Giant Casts Doubt on Renting to Russian Airlines Again After Putin Seizes Planes
Some $10 billion worth of foreign-owned jets that were leased to Russian carriers are stuck in the country.
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Assisted Living Communities Average More Than $4,000 Monthly. This Is Where They Are the Most and Least Costly
There can be big differences in the cost of assisted living facilities, depending on where the community is located.
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London Insurance Firm Fined £1 Million Over Bullying, Sexual Harassment and Heavy Drinking
Lloyd’s brought three charges of “detrimental conduct” against Atrium, including bullying and heavy drinking.
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If You're Going Abroad for Spring Break, Here's What It's Like to Self-Test for Your Flight Back Home
Here’s what it’s like to self-test for Covid-19 before boarding a flight to the U.S., as required by federal government regulation since last December.
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Why Tesla and GM Want to Be Big in a New Kind of Car Insurance Business
Driver performance data and algorithms running inside EVs is creating a new insurance market for EV makers including Tesla and GM.
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Going Abroad? Your Destination May Require Travel Insurance
About a dozen countries have added an insurance mandate for tourists during the pandemic era, to cover costs related to Covid-19.
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If You Are Quitting a Job Amid the ‘Great Resignation,' Here Are Some Options for Health Insurance
If you have left your job as part of the ‘Great Resignation,’ or are planning to do so, don’t forget about your health insurance.
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Many Surprise Medical Bills Are Now Banned. What to Do If You Get One Anyway
Certain unexpected medical bills are now banned. But consumers should still be on the lookout for these charges and know what to do if they’re hit with one
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Here's How to Insure Your Trip Amid Airline Cancellations
The omicron wave of Covid has resulted in thousands of flight cancellations in recent days. Here’s why trip insurance might be a good idea.
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Still Struggling Financially? Here's What Pandemic Aid Remains Available to Families
Even as the coronavirus continues to upend American life, most pandemic-era relief measures have dried up by now. Here’s what help is still available.
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Auto Insurance Is Expected to Cost 5% More in 2022. Here's Where It's the Most and Least Expensive
For 2022, the average national premium for annual car insurance is expected to jump 5% to $1,707, up from $1,663 in 2021, research shows.