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Renting out your home or car comes with insurance hassles
Renting out your home or car for extra cash could leave you in a lot of financial hot water with your insurer. I've talked in the past about sites like VRBO.com, HomeAway.com and Airbnb.com as way to get a deal if you're looking for a rental, but also as a ...
Auto insurance market share war could drive down rates
A brewing market share war in the auto insurance industry could drive down the cost of insurance at a time when rates were supposed to be heading higher around the country. Allstate has been a troubled enterprise for a while with much dissension in the ranks. They use what's called ...
Many health care expenditures preventable by changing lifestyle
As the Supreme Court gets ready to decide on Pres. Obama's health care reform in June, I read a stunning new report that so many of the ailments we spend health care money on today are avoidable with changes in diet and exercise. Fortune reports that we're closing in on ...
Employers doing health care incentives and punishments
Employers are rolling out both incentives and punishments for employees when it comes to their health care. The Florida Sun Sentinel reports one company, if they can document that employees walk an hour a day, give employees a $200 bonus. Another company gives employees a $10 gift card when they ...
Hospitals stationing bill collectors in the ER
If you thought health care couldn't get any worse in America, I'm about to shock you. The attorney general of Minnesota is investigating allegations that some hospitals are sending third party debt collectors dressed as employees into emergency rooms. During triage, these collectors will run a credit check on you ...
Met Life fined for knowingly not paying survivor benefits
RIP-OFF ALERT: The nation's largest life insurer has agreed to a multistate settlement because it did not pay claims for policy holders it knew to be deceased. Met Life and other insurers who issue disability insurance and other policies that cease at the time of someone's death subscribe to databases ...
Insurers paying cash bounties if you seek out cheaper health care
No matter how the Supreme Court rules in June on President Obama's health care reform, the reality is we're spending too much of our nation's resources on health care. And we don't have the longevity and health of other countries that spend half of what we do! I believe the ...
App helps shop the lowest prescription prices
When you get a prescription, you can use the power of a smartphone to figure out where to find the cheapest deal. About two months ago, I had a prescription for antibiotics and I had no idea what it would cost. When I got to the pharmacy, I was told ...
Annuity salesperson sentenced to jail time
For as many years as I can remember, I have had so much anger about insurance salespeople who sell annuities to senior citizens. For most seniors, the only appropriate annuity is an immediate annuity or life annuity. Finally, somebody has gone to jail for what I've always believed is a ...
Clark reacts to the Paul Ryan budget
CLARKONOMICS: Congressman Paul Ryan -- the guy who the GOP likes to treat like the crazy uncle they'd rather lock up in the closet -- has issued a proposal that tackles head-on the problems with the promises we've made concerning Medicare and Medicaid. We spend 17% of our nation's wealth ...
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