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You knew your building’s plumbing was old, but you thought you’d be out of there before anything terrible happened to it. An inch of water (and counting) and several panicked calls to your property manager later, you admit you thought…
It all happened so fast. One moment, you’re driving down the street, eyes straight ahead as always. The next, you’re slamming on the brakes to avoid hitting a car speedily reversing down a blind driveway. You barely manage to stop…
You weren’t shocked the driver who rear-ended you was tooling around without car insurance. You know there are uninsured drivers on the road. You weren’t too worried about what that would mean for you, either. After all, you’re a responsible…
Nothing can prepare you for the death of someone you love dearly. However, if you’re a beneficiary of that person’s life insurance policy, you can at least use the policy’s tax-free proceeds to settle their affairs, pay off any debts…
With inflation running hotter than it has in years, you’re probably looking everywhere for opportunities to trim your monthly expenses. If you own your home, you don’t have to look far to find one of the biggest. You might be…
My first jobs were not high-paying jobs. Not by a long shot. I earned a couple of quarters above minimum wage as a part-time usher at a small movie house. Then, I was a cashier at the supermarket across the…
Landlord insurance provides critical financial protection against potentially costly issues that could come up during your tenure as a rental property owner, including structural damage and tenant lawsuits. Even if you own your rental property free and clear, it pays…
Your homeowners insurance policy doesn’t cover every mishap that could possibly befall your house, its contents, or its occupants. The nearby creek jumping its banks and sending 6 inches of muddy water through your front door? Nope. A freak earthquake…
Even the best health insurance plans don’t cover every medical expense you could face. Affordable Care Act-compliant health insurance plans cover anywhere from 60% to 90% of the policyholder’s total care costs on average. Plans that don’t comply with the…
It’s increasingly common for property owners to require tenants to carry renters insurance coverage. That’s understandable, as renters insurance limits a property owner’s liability for potentially costly mishaps, like an injured visitor landing in the hospital or a tenant’s possessions…
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