The Latest Breaking News from Insurance

A 22-year-old Reddit user recently sparked a conversation on r/personalfinance after sharing a tough lesson in car ownership costs. The young man said he financed a 2018 car for $15,000 and now pays $450 a month on the loan. But it’s the insurance bill that’s breaking him: $444 a month.…

Losing a spouse is a devastating emotional blow. When it happens at a young age, it also creates an immediate financial crisis. You are suddenly facing a future you never planned for, alone. Amid the grief, you have to navigate a complex world of benefits and paperwork. One of the…

Here’s what travellers need to know about their rights to refunds and compensation if a flight company goes bankrupt.

The fight over whether to extend "temporary" health insurance subsidies is really a fight over how best to hide the costs created by the Affordable Care Act.

The entire province of Cebu is under a ‘State of Calamity’

When children are young, it can be hard to meet immediate costs, let alone save for the future, but these five habits can help build lasting financial security.

The government has announced a new tool to assess the needs of people with disability for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

A government shutdown became unavoidable after the Senate again rejected a House-passed funding patch and adjourned until Wednesday.

The Trump administration on Tuesday announced a deal granting Pfizer a three-year reprieve on planned tariffs as the pharmaceutical giant vowed to voluntarily lower the prices of unspecified drugs for US purchase.

Authorization for the largest residential flood insurance program in the U.S. is set to expire at the end of Tuesday

The Unemployment Insurance Agency in Michigan will resume recouping overpaid benefits, and those who miss out on repaying could face financial penalties and interest on the amount owed.