President Biden on Thursday, in laying out his administration’s response efforts to Hurricane Ida and wildfires in California, declared that the "climate crisis is here," while pushing Congress to take action in his government spending plan. During remarks…
Investing in real estate right now is highly controversial considering the record high prices and seemingly unsustainable housing boom. However, the fear of extended high inflation is also leading many people to look for inflation…
If you have driving-age children you don't need to be told just how expensive insurance can be. Young adults often face the most expensive insurance rates but these tips can help drivers avoid costly insurance…
For many employees open enrollment is underway and runs through December. While the U.S. is still amid the Coronavirus pandemic employer-sponsored health insurance is a benefit employees do not want to take for granted. Over…
Deductibles. Co-pays. Premiums. Emergency room visits. Drug costs. It goes without saying, but keeping yourself healthy is expensive work. Health care costs are so burdensome that many Americans are skipping doctor’s visits and treatments altogether…
Americans spend twice as much on health care as other developed countries, with health care spending accounting for 18 percent of the U.S. economy. While countries like Canada and Japan spend an average of $5,400…
Millions of Americans will be shopping for health insurance in 2018. If you’re one of them, there are many factors to consider: Premiums, deductibles, services covered, and so forth. Here are five of them: 1.…
Short answer: Maybe. Even though the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) individual mandate was repealed last year, health plans that don’t meet the standards of the ACA still put you at risk of tax penalties. If…
While the road to success is paved with determination and savvy decision-making, there’s also value in knowing what not to do. Resist the temptation of overspending and refuse to act rashly. Knowing the do-not’s can…
For most Americans, housing costs are their largest monthly expense. What’s second? Car expenses. A family with two cars can easily spend more than $1,000 a month to drive. But there’s more to saving money…