Earlier this year, I wrote about our family’s experience with travel insurance. We took a long-delayed, much-anticipated vacation to Paris and had a truly wonderful seven days exploring the city, enjoying the museums and
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Planning a family vacation can involve putting a lot of money at stake. So it may be wise to “protect your investment” — just in case something goes awry.
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You should have enough homeowners insurance to rebuild your home, replace your belongings, and cover living expenses while your home is being rebuilt.
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Conducting a methodical yearly examination of your fiscal health is a wise investment in your overall financial well-being.
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You might be covered by policies you already have. Here’s how to find out.
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Do you have a risk-management plan in place for your personal finances? You should.
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Long-term-care insurance is pricey, and many applicants are rejected because of health issues. There's an alternative: short-term-care insurance.
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The primary choice in life insurance is between “term” insurance (which expires after a defined period) and “permanent” insurance (which doesn’t expire until you do). Here's what you need to know to make that
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Being single puts the responsibility of preparing for your later years squarely on your shoulders, especially if you don’t have adult children. So you need to have a plan.
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Medicare pays the full tab for many healthcare screenings and preventive services, including yearly checkups and flu shots. Yet millions of people eligible for such benefits don’t take advantage of
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