Homeowners insurance has always been a world of fine print, renewal notices, and the occasional surprise premium increase. But in recent years, a new twist has entered the picture — literally.

Aerial imagery makes it easy for insurers to spot tree limbs hanging over roofs, and this has become a major reason for coverage denials. Overhanging branches increase the risk of roof damage, clogged ...

Credit card interest rates have a way of grabbing your attention, especially when they’re hovering near historic highs and ...

When insurers can’t price policies to match the risk or the cost of protecting themselves, they retreat. That retreat has taken the form of paused applications, reduced coverage areas, and ...

It’s something that has actually happened during real‑world servicer transitions in the federal student loan system. When ...

The wave of annual fee increases in 2025 was a wake‑up call for many cardholders. It reminded us that credit cards aren’t “set it and forget it” tools — they’re financial products that evolve over ...

Flat delinquencies don’t mean people are suddenly debt‑free or that credit card balances are shrinking. Instead, they signal ...

But this time, it’s real. Heritage Insurance has officially been approved for a 9.6% premium drop for homeowners in Seminole ...

Property taxes don’t rise in isolation. Insurance premiums in disaster-prone states are already climbing, which affects home prices, buyer demand, and rebuilding decisions. When homes are rebuilt to ...

Even though many CGM users still need test strips for calibration or backup, insurers are cutting quantities dramatically. Some plans now limit strips to as few as 10 per month, regardless of your ...

A 2.8 percent COLA may not sound dramatic, but it’s still a meaningful adjustment for retirees who rely heavily on Social Security. The COLA is designed to help benefits keep pace with inflation, ...

The truth is, there is a credit score range where lenders usually start offering more reasonable rates, including that much ...