Insurance

Gig workers face unique risks not covered by personal insurance policies.

Mechanical breakdown insurance can make it possible to get your car fixed without losing your shirt.

Lenders sometimes go ahead and purchase insurance you don’t need.

Know which one is right for you—and how to get the most out of it.

Your car or home was damaged, so the insurance company cut you a check. Do you have to use the money as intended? Not always.

Replaced your roof? New furnace? Telling your insurance company about it might lower your premiums—or raise them.

Being your own boss means taking charge of your own health insurance.

You've got information to dissect and deadlines to meet.

Homeowner's insurance policies have limitations and don't always make financial sense.

Temporary rollover rules from the pandemic are coming to an end this year.

Here's what to know about signing up for a plan through the Affordable Care Act.

A new federal law about price transparency just went into effect—but good luck making use of it.

If Heidi Klum can have insurance on her legs, why can't you?

Pray tell, what is a prior authorization and why would you need one?

You may be entitled to up to $500 for spoiled food, depending on your homeowners insurance policy.

Most insurers aren't using your vaccination status to determine your rates—but that could change.

With the 100% subsidies expiring in October, now is probably the time to find a cheaper Obamacare plan.

Increased rates could affect up to 77% of policyholders, but you can lock in your current pricing for another year.

Three out of five unemployed Americans now qualify for $0 monthly premiums.