Anne Johnson
Author
Anne Johnson was a commercial property and casualty insurance agent for nine years. She was also licensed in health and life insurance. She went on to own an advertising agency, where she worked with businesses. She has been writing about personal finance for 10 years.
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What Happens If You Lose Your Estate Attorney?
Attorney gone? Your will and trusts are probably still intact. But there are a few key steps you shouldn’t ignore.
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8 Habits of Happy Retirees
When it comes to retirement, physical health, social connection, and daily purpose matter just as much as a healthy bank account.
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Can You Save on Prescription Drugs When on Medicare?
Medicare drug coverage has limits, yet copays still sting. Here’s how to lower your out-of-pocket costs.
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Mortgage Recast Versus Refinancing: Which Works for You?
Lower your mortgage payment with a recast or refinance. The right move depends on your loan type, rate, and financial goals.
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Protect Your Social Security and Medicare Numbers
Your Social Security and Medicare numbers are valuable—know when not to share them.
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Should You Pay for Mortgage Points?
Pay more upfront to save over time? Mortgage points can reduce your rate—but only if the math works in your favor.
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When Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Mold?
Mold damage is costly and usually excluded from homeowners insurance—but certain situations and endorsements may offer coverage.
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Trump Accounts Designed to Democratize the Stock Market
By investing early and consistently, Trump Accounts could help families build long-term wealth for their children.
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Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?
Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.
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What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?
Selling a home as a pocket listing can protect privacy and avoid price missteps—but often at the cost of competition.
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What Happens If You Lose Your Estate Attorney?
Attorney gone? Your will and trusts are probably still intact. But there are a few key steps you shouldn’t ignore.
|
8 Habits of Happy Retirees
When it comes to retirement, physical health, social connection, and daily purpose matter just as much as a healthy bank account.
|
Can You Save on Prescription Drugs When on Medicare?
Medicare drug coverage has limits, yet copays still sting. Here’s how to lower your out-of-pocket costs.
|
Mortgage Recast Versus Refinancing: Which Works for You?
Lower your mortgage payment with a recast or refinance. The right move depends on your loan type, rate, and financial goals.
|
Protect Your Social Security and Medicare Numbers
Your Social Security and Medicare numbers are valuable—know when not to share them.
|
Should You Pay for Mortgage Points?
Pay more upfront to save over time? Mortgage points can reduce your rate—but only if the math works in your favor.
|
When Does Homeowners Insurance Cover Mold?
Mold damage is costly and usually excluded from homeowners insurance—but certain situations and endorsements may offer coverage.
|
Trump Accounts Designed to Democratize the Stock Market
By investing early and consistently, Trump Accounts could help families build long-term wealth for their children.
|
Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?
Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.
|
What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?
Selling a home as a pocket listing can protect privacy and avoid price missteps—but often at the cost of competition.
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