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Medical Bill Negotiation Strategies (opens the original)
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It can be difficult to recover from a lengthy or even short illness. But when you face a hefty medical bill, the debt that follows can hit your finances hard as well. Unfortunately, many Americans are experiencing medical debt. According to Kaplan Collection Agency, 36.3 percent of U.S. households carry some sort of medical debt, with an estimated $194 billion to $303 billion currently in collections. But there are ways to minimize or at least reduce your debt. Many people don’t realize they can
Why Your Long-Term Care Insurance Premium Has Soared (opens the original)
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Individuals who have purchased long-term care insurance are now facing significant premium increases. According to Tully Law Group Elder Care and Estate Planning, as different insurance companies propose higher rates, some policyholders could see an increase in their rates as high as 90 percent. Whether companies receive their proposed rate increases depends on your individual state’s insurance administration. For example, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company asked for an average of 89.2
Life Insurance You Don’t Need Anymore (And the Kind You Might) (opens the original)
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Life insurance can be an important part of your life. This is especially true when you’re in your 30s and 40s and have dependents. It’s a way to replace your income if you pass and ensure your children and spouse are still supported. But at what age does the necessity for life insurance disappear, or does it? Children grow up and your financial needs may change as you age. There may come a point where you should evaluate whether you still need to carry a policy. Life insurance is about protectio
The 401(k)-to-IRA Rollover Expenses You Never See (opens the original)
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You may think you’re saving money and pursuing a convenient solution, but there’s a catch. Some people may overlook the costs of rolling over a retirement account to an IRA. There is a difference in cost between these two share classes. IRAs have the higher cost. Institutional shares usually require a large initial investment. Often the minimum is in excess of $100,000. To meet this threshold, employer-sponsored plans pool workers’ contributions. Institutional shares also typically have lower ex
Loss Assessment Coverage: The HOA/Condo Blind Spot (opens the original)
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There is a perceived convenience to belonging to a neighborhood homeowner’s association (HOA) or owning a condominium. All the extras, like groundskeeping, a pool, a community room, etc., are included in one monthly fee. One of those included assumptions is insurance for common areas. But there are holes in the HOA’s master insurance policy that could affect your wallet. The HOA’s master insurance policy helps pay for repairs to common areas and potentially shared structures, according to Mannin
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