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Insurance company Prudential will treat users of e-cigarettes like smokers, making their policies more expensive → Read More
The number of homes being flipped is down — so, too, is the average profit on flipped homes, latest numbers show → Read More
New Form 1040-SR should allow seniors to file income taxes without benefit of an accountant -- or a magnifying glass → Read More
Many pet owners shell out thousands of dollars in vet costs, while animal insurance remains a rarity → Read More
Property losses could range as high as $150 billion, while most homeowners in storm's path lack flood insurance → Read More
Insurance companies are saying, "We're done with you," one resident says, while others face soaring costs → Read More
Few teens consider the skilled professions as a career, despite ample job opportunities for electricians, contractors and more → Read More
Car thieves are up to the Challenger, and leave the Escalade behind, in latest ranking of most stolen wheels → Read More
Latest forecasts of where California quakes will hit and how big they'll be will raise premiums for 250,000 homeowners → Read More
E-scooters are now more popular than station-based rental bikes, but riders need to be aware of major liability issues → Read More
AAA says in the last 30 days, almost 15 million drivers got behind the wheel within an hour of using marijuana → Read More
Moving from Massachusetts to Vermont could lessen your monthly child support payment from $1,187 to $519 → Read More
Nearly 40 states have laws letting physicians apologize for errors without fear of a lawsuit, but big malpractice payouts remain → Read More
Some states are banning the practice, but the result may not be lower insurance premiums overall → Read More
Anyone over age 50 needs to answer some tough questions before going down the costly road to a degree → Read More
Despite their vulnerability to accidental and intentional disasters, money for upgrades and insurance can be scarce → Read More
While baseball-sized hail stones are common, the biggest this year was the size of a grapefruit and weighed more than half a pound → Read More
Government stats don't capture how the "gig economy" can make some jobs more dangerous, often fatal, for workers → Read More
Car thefts cost motorists and their insurers $6 billion in 2017, with motorists in Alaska particularly hard hit → Read More
There are 100,000 miles of earth and gravel levees across the U.S. and at least 5% are at very high risk of flooding → Read More