Tag: Insurance
Medical ID Theft Cost Americans $20 Billion in 2014
Krystal Steinmetz on February 25, 2015
A new study found that medical identity theft is on the rise in the United States. It’s costly, and no one is safe, not even your kids.
U.S. Cities Where Transportation is Being Transformed (and Cars Are Growing Unfashionable)
Guest Blogger on February 19, 2015
In some cities, the incentive to own a car—and cover its costs—is plummeting as other alternatives emerge.
Just a Few Days Remain to Sign Up For Health Insurance
Krystal Steinmetz on February 11, 2015
The last day to enroll in a health insurance plan through the exchange is Sunday. We point you to the how, where and why.
Massive Anthem Cyberattack: Are You At Risk?
Krystal Steinmetz on February 6, 2015
Here’s what up to 80 million Anthem customers need to know about the cyberattack at the nation’s second-largest health insurance company.
How to Find a Health Plan With Good Dental Coverage for Your Children
Guest Blogger on January 26, 2015
Don’t forget the pearly whites. Your state marketplace will have at least one plan with dental insurance for kids.
7 Bizarre Driverless Car Predictions
Guest Blogger on January 22, 2015
Terrorist vehicles? Mobile kitchens? We look at strange thoughts about the future of driverless cars.
10 Things You’re Procrastinating About, and How to Get Them Done
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 19, 2015
Stop procrastinating already! Make it a priority to get these 10 things done pronto. You’ll be happy you did.
With 3 Million Jobs Added in the US in 2014, Who Did the Hiring?
Krystal Steinmetz on January 14, 2015
Business and professional services, along with health care, saw major job gains last year.
Wanna Grow Old? You May Want to Move to One of These States
Krystal Steinmetz on January 13, 2015
A new report details which states have the highest (and lowest) life expectancies, and what contributing factors affect how old a state’s residents live to be.
Sledding Is No Longer a Cheap Winter Activity in Some Cities
Krystal Steinmetz on January 7, 2015
Concerns about lawsuits and liability drive cities across the country to ban sledding on city property.
How I Averted a Medical Billing Disaster
Guest Blogger on January 7, 2015
Even if you never receive a medical bill, failure to pay for your care can do serious damage to your credit. Here’s what happened after an ER visit.
Got the Sniffles? Skip the Zinc and Vitamin C
Krystal Steinmetz on December 30, 2014
Consumer Reports said taking zinc and vitamin C when you have a cold may actually make things worse. We’ll tell you why.
Get Your Flu Shot, Even Though It’s Less Effective This Year
Krystal Steinmetz on December 26, 2014
Although this year’s influenza vaccine is not a great match for all the strains of influenza that are common right now, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention still recommend getting one.
Here’s What You Need to Know Before Renting a Car Overseas
Christopher Elliott on December 24, 2014
Before you make the arrangements, do your homework about insurance and paperwork requirements and restrictions for those older than a certain age.
You May Want to Think Twice Before Following Dr. Oz’s Advice
Krystal Steinmetz on December 23, 2014
A new study indicates that Dr. Oz often gives advice that is not backed by scientific evidence.
Don’t Have Renters Insurance? 6 Facts You Need to Know
Allison Martin on December 17, 2014
You’re renting but you don’t have renters insurance? You most likely should bite the bullet and cough up the cash. Here’s why.
America Is Getting Lazier and Fatter
Krystal Steinmetz on December 15, 2014
A new report reveals a rise in obesity and inactivity. It also ranks the nation’s health on a state-by-state basis. Find out who made the list for America’s most (and least) healthy states.
The States Where the Best (and Worst) Drivers Live
Krystal Steinmetz on December 12, 2014
Check out where your state ranks when it comes to good (and really bad) driving.
Should You Have Disability Insurance?
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 9, 2014
If you get sick, hopefully you have health insurance to pay your medical bills. But if you can’t work, what’s going to replace your income?
5 Types of Consumer Reports You Don’t Know About
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 4, 2014
You know about your credit reports, but do you know who else has a file on you?
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