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Planning for long-term care is essential to safeguard your assets and ensure you can provide for your family. Here’s how to incorporate care costs into your fin...
Women face unique challenges in long-term care planning, making it essential to understand coverage, benefit periods, and inflation adjustments.
Guidance for families dealing with dementia diagnoses includes understanding grief and identity concerns while emphasizing the importance of support systems.
A Montana court has upheld an anti-concurrent causation clause, denying coverage for property damage linked to earth movement despite claims of a covered peril.
A recent New York court ruling confirms that excavation damage is excluded from coverage if it falls under the policy's earth movement exclusion, even with cont...
A New York ruling reinforces that earth movement exclusions can deny coverage for damage from nearby construction, highlighting the critical wording in policies...
Governor Gavin Newsom's budget proposal aims to extend financial support to over a quarter of Covered California enrollees, amidst rising healthcare costs.
Patients face significant hurdles when transitioning between insurance plans, often risking their health while dealing with bureaucratic obstacles.
Enrollment in Affordable Care Act plans has dropped significantly this year, amid rising premiums. While the Trump administration links this to fraud control ef...
California may introduce fines for healthcare providers that exceed spending limits, aiming to curb rising costs and alleviate the financial burden on residents...
Nonprofits are providing critical health insurance support to musicians in Austin, easing the financial burden for low-income artists amid rising premiums.
In Georgia's 14th District, rising healthcare costs leave many uninsured, yet political allegiance to conservative figures remains strong among residents like A...
Oregon is setting the stage for a universal healthcare proposal that could eliminate out-of-pocket costs and inspire similar efforts in other states.
Explore best practices for issuing ACORD 25 forms and the significance of additional insured status and waiver of subrogation requirements.
A used car dealer's claim for false pretense coverage due to a falsified car title raises important questions about policy coverage limits.
When a condo building is totaled and the HOA opts against rebuilding, unit owners face complex challenges in recouping their investments.
When an agency contract is terminated in New York, carriers must follow specific rules on policy continuation, varying by policy type and timeframe.
Exploring if claimants can require reimbursement for gas and time spent transporting damaged vehicles for estimates in commercial auto claims.
A recent claim denial highlights the nuances of Drive Other Car endorsements in business auto policies, clarifying coverage for named insureds versus listed ind...
Insurance agents face unique E&O risks when advising clients on real estate ownership structures. Here’s how to minimize exposure while supporting clients effec...