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I’ve Started Getting Ready for Obamacare — So Should You
Karen Datko on September 5, 2013
People will be able to apply for health insurance coverage on the state marketplaces beginning Oct. 1. There are steps you can take now to make that process easier.
Watch Out for These Obamacare Scams
Guest Blogger on August 29, 2013
Scammers are using the October rollout of the state insurance marketplaces as an opportunity to con personal information from people. Here’s how to keep up your guard.
Starbucks Won’t Cut Workers’ Hours to Dodge Obamacare
Brandon Ballenger on August 28, 2013
While some businesses have complained about the requirements of health care reform and threatened to scale back full-time workers to part time, Starbucks made a point of saying it won’t.
8 Steps to Prepare for Obamacare
Angela Brandt on August 22, 2013
The opening date for the Affordable Care Act’s insurance marketplaces is near. Here’s how to be ready just in case any of the changes affect you and your family.
UPS Drops Health Care for Some Spouses, Blames Obamacare
Brandon Ballenger on August 21, 2013
Spouses of UPS employees who can get health care through their own jobs will no longer be eligible for health insurance through UPS in 2014. What do you think?
6 Obamacare Facts You Need to Know
Angela Brandt on July 8, 2013
Confused about what Obamacare means to you and your family? From who’s affected to what you’ll pay, here’s what you need to know.
Uninsured Not Sure They’ll Comply With Obamacare, Survey Says
Brandon Ballenger on June 3, 2013
A new survey shows widespread confusion about the requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
Study: Many Millions Still to Benefit From Obamacare
Brandon Ballenger on May 7, 2013
A new study says 84 million Americans lacked adequate health insurance for at least part of 2012.
Companies Lay Off Workers, Cut Hours to Avoid Obamacare
Brandon Ballenger on November 12, 2012
To avoid a legal obligation to pay employee healthcare costs, employers are cutting hours – and jobs.
12 Simple Ways To Save Money in Retirement
Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) and Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on December 12, 2023
A strict retirement budget shouldn’t mean no fun. Here’s how to cut costs to have an enjoyable, frugal retirement.
The Cost of Health Care Overseas
Kathleen Peddicord on July 21, 2023
If retiring in a foreign county, you must consider health care — here’s what you must know.
This Tax Is Sneaking Up on More Americans
Chris Kissell on June 29, 2023
A little-known tax is quietly affecting more Americans. Could you be its next unsuspecting victim?
12 Ways to Save Money on Health Care
Teresa Mears on March 30, 2023
Medical expenses can be costly — but they don’t always have to be. Learn how you can take action to get better health care for less.
How to Protect Your Money, Home and Retirement From Climate Disasters
Kathleen Coxwell on February 3, 2023
Climate-related disasters could impact your financial security — take these steps now to protect your finances and well-being.
Biden’s $740 Billion Spending Bill Advancing in Congress: What’s in It?
Brandon Ballenger on August 10, 2022
Consumers could benefit on their taxes, investments, health care costs and more.
4 Debts Americans Want to Pay Off in 2022
Chris Kissell on January 26, 2022
Debt levels are rising again, but some folks are committed to ending that cycle this year.
This Is the Biggest Threat to Retirement Plans in 2022
Chris Kissell on December 17, 2021
One worry looms foremost in the thoughts of today’s savers.
4 Ways to Get Health Coverage If You Retire Before 65
Kent McDill (The Penny Hoarder) on November 30, 2021
You have a bunch of options, even if you aren’t working.
6 Tax Breaks in Biden’s Build Back Better Bill
Brandon Ballenger on November 29, 2021
If the current version of the bill becomes law, Americans could enjoy some of these tax credits and deductions for years to come.
Retiring Early? 9 Ways to Cover Your Health Care Costs
Kathleen Coxwell on February 24, 2021
Here are some options for paying for health care if you retire before you’re eligible for Medicare.
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