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Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.

Not all water damage is covered by homeowner’s insurance, and confusing it with flood damage can be a costly mistake.

With new rules allowing HSA funds to cover membership fees, direct primary care is becoming more accessible in 2026.

Understanding percentage deductibles is key to avoiding costly surprises in homeowners insurance.

Higher IRS limits make FSAs a smart way to cover health and dependent care costs with tax-free dollars—if you use them wisely.

Simple DIY home security upgrades can protect your home, deter break-ins, and even lower your home insurance premiums.

Get to know the key differences between group life insurance and individual policies so you can choose the right protection.

Losing employer dental coverage in retirement can be costly. Here are smart ways to save on care.

Even with no mortgage, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance can strain retirees—appeal taxes, compare insurance, and budget for repairs.

Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.

Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.

Not all water damage is covered by homeowner’s insurance, and confusing it with flood damage can be a costly mistake.

With new rules allowing HSA funds to cover membership fees, direct primary care is becoming more accessible in 2026.

Understanding percentage deductibles is key to avoiding costly surprises in homeowners insurance.

Higher IRS limits make FSAs a smart way to cover health and dependent care costs with tax-free dollars—if you use them wisely.

Simple DIY home security upgrades can protect your home, deter break-ins, and even lower your home insurance premiums.

Get to know the key differences between group life insurance and individual policies so you can choose the right protection.

Losing employer dental coverage in retirement can be costly. Here are smart ways to save on care.

Even with no mortgage, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance can strain retirees—appeal taxes, compare insurance, and budget for repairs.

Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.