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Many homeowners have a big insurance coverage gap â and don't even know it (opens the original)
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Many homeowners have a big gap in their insurance coverage â and they likely don't know it, according to insurance experts. That leaves policyholders financially exposed to damage, including from natural disasters that are becoming more frequent or costly, such as wildfires, hurricanes and flooding â potentially putting their biggest financial asset at risk, experts said. Costs for consumers to keep their coverage have risen substantially in recent years amid soaring insurance premiums. "A s
Bombardier points out U.S. footprint after Trump says aerospace giant must build in America (opens the original)
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Bombardier pointed out its footprint in the U.S. after President Donald Trump said the Canadian airplane manufacturer must build in America to access the local market. "NO MORE SELLING BOMBARDIER IN THE UNITED STATES!" Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday. "If they want our Market, they must build here, and stop treating America like a 'piggybank.'" Bombardier in a statement to CNBC said that its workers are based all over the U.S., with direct employment in more than 20 states and sites in 10
With HSAs, employers are turning to the 401(k) playbook (opens the original)
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Employers are increasingly turning to the 401(k) playbook to boost their workers' uptake of health savings accounts. HSAs are tax-advantaged accounts that carry powerful financial benefits relative to other types of savings accounts. They carry a three-pronged tax break: Money that savers contribute to HSAs doesn't count toward their taxable income; investments within the accounts grow tax-free; and accountholders can make tax-free withdrawals for qualified health expenses. In 2025, nearly 46% o
Trump admin targets tax-exempt status at private colleges â threatening a key tax break for donations (opens the original)
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The U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS issued proposed regulations on Thursday to end federal tax-exempt status for thousands of private schools that use race to influence factors like admissions or student aid. Such a move threatens to remove a tax break that households currently receive on donations to universities and other schools, and may also affect scholarships for students of these schools, according to experts. The regulations, if finalized, would apply to taxable years beginning on o
The travel shoulder season is shrinking â and so are the savings (opens the original)
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Traveling during the shoulder season is often touted as a reliable way for people to save money compared with budget-busting travel during the summer months. But those savings are shrinking â in some cases disappearing altogether â and deals can be harder to find, according to travel companies and experts. The shoulder season lies between a destination's peak and offseason for tourism. In many places, for example, it's the fall season that runs roughly from early September until mid-November
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