Consider self-insuring Putting money aside each month can create a buffer for vet bills. The risk is that your pet might fall ...

The U.S. healthcare system is both the most expensive and the most in debt in the world. But you can protect yourself from ...

Having medical insurance doesn’t immunize you against unexpected health-care costs. Just ask the 41% of American adults with health-care debt, even though 90% of the U.S. population has some sort of ...

Originally introduced in 2021 and renewed the following year, the ACA enhanced premium tax credits are at the heart of the ...

On her " Women & Money " podcast, Orman urged federal workers, contractors, and families affected by the shutdown to take ...

Even as premiums are rapidly rising, critical gaps in coverage mean having insurance doesn’t guarantee financial protection.

With the threat of mudslides and debris flow following today's atmospheric river, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara today reminded consumers to check their home or rental insurance policies.

Home insurance costs are skyrocketing, with specific factors driving the surge. Here's how to whittle down your premium.

Voters overwhelmingly approved the Housing Trust Fund last year, which sets aside 2% of the city's budget for affordable ...

A growing number of young adults now say the rising cost of running a home means they can't afford their own place.

Despite the success of The Way Home, lack of housing and funding cuts have led to a renewed rise in the city’s homeless ...

The reason: the “enhanced premium tax credits” (ePTCs) included in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are set to expire on December 31. The ePTCs are extra subsidies created during the pandemic to make ...