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Millions Who Rely on Medicaid Likely to Lose Coverage as Pandemic Rule Expires
Here’s what to know if you’re among the nearly 15 million people who may lose their insurance.
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There's Still Time to Get Health Insurance Through the Public Exchange — and You May Qualify for Help Paying Premiums
If you don’t have a health plan, you can sign up for one through the federal marketplace until Jan. 15.
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ALS Patients Pushed to Get an Experimental Drug Approved. Now They're Up Against a $158,000 a Year Price Tag
Patients say the eye-popping price tag set by the drugmaker is fueling insurance delays or denials, and sometimes exorbitant out-of-pocket expenses.
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With Holiday Gatherings Ahead, Here's A Guide to Finding Free or Low Cost COVID Tests
As families begin to gather for the holidays, be prepared with low-cost or free COVID-19 tests.
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Hurricane Ian Is a Reminder for All Homeowners to Check Their Insurance Coverage for Natural Disasters
Whether your house is in an area prone to hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, hail or wildfires, it’s important to know what your insurance covers or excludes.
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Protecting Your Investment With College Insurance
It’s no secret college costs a lot, but there are actually forms of insurance that can help protect your investment.
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NBC10 Boston Responds Helps Woman Whose Wedding Ring Was Lost in the Mail
When a ring disappeared in the mail, a Massachusetts woman thought she was covered because she had insured the package. But when her claim was denied, she reached out to our NBC10 Boston Responds team for help. Carrie Giardino and Jason Van Velzen got married on the spur of the moment in April of 2020. They later designed their wedding…
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NBC10 Boston Responds: Lost in the Mail
A Massachusetts woman reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds for help after a ring disappeared in the mail.
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As Climate Change Threatens More Homes, Some Properties Are Getting Too Costly to Insure
As climate change threatens the U.S. with more natural disasters, it’s becoming increasingly costly for Americans to insure their homes, experts say.
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‘It All Adds Up': Expert Has Tips to Save Money on Monthly Bills
People are always looking for a way to save, but sometimes where to start is the biggest hurdle. One financial expert says a good place to start is with your monthly bills. Keeping more cash in your wallet could be as simple as strategy. “Look within your own monthly budget,” said consumer finance expert Andrea Woroch. “You could be wasting…
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How to Save on Your Monthly Bills
A financial expert has a few tips to help you save money as expenses grow.
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Standoff Between Maine's Largest Hospital, Insurer Could Impact Hundreds of Thousands
Maine’s largest hospital and its biggest insurer are in a faceoff that could affect hundreds of thousands of people in the state. On Wednesday, Maine Medical Center in Portland said it would make the Anthem insurance company out-of-network in 2023 if a financial disagreement between the two entities is not resolved. The hospital claims Anthem owes it more than $70…
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Op-Ed: Here Are Some Savvy Tax-Efficient Investment Strategies
High-net-worth investors have several options when it comes to tax-saving moves. Here’s a look at a few of them.
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Aircraft Leasing Giant Casts Doubt on Renting to Russian Airlines Again After Putin Seizes Planes
Some $10 billion worth of foreign-owned jets that were leased to Russian carriers are stuck in the country.
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Assisted Living Communities Average More Than $4,000 Monthly. This Is Where They Are the Most and Least Costly
There can be big differences in the cost of assisted living facilities, depending on where the community is located.
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London Insurance Firm Fined £1 Million Over Bullying, Sexual Harassment and Heavy Drinking
Lloyd’s brought three charges of “detrimental conduct” against Atrium, including bullying and heavy drinking.
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Insurance Company Will Now Cover Expensive Cleanup Costs of Family's Oil Leak
After initially being told the $200,000 cleanup cost from a heating oil leak would not be covered by insurance, a Massachusetts family received some good news Thursday. Emmaline and Brian Proctor, who bought their house in Wareham in 2020, have been searching for answers since oil poured out of their tank last month. Narragansett Bay Insurance Company told them their…
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Family Hit With $200K Bill After Learning Oil Leak Not Covered by Insurance
A Massachusetts family is on the hook for a $200,000 bill after a leak of home heating oil that was not covered by their insurance. August of 2020 was a milestone moment for Emmaline and Brian Proctor, who bought a new house in Wareham. “We were so excited to get this house. The first time we saw it, we just…
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Family Dealing With Expensive Oil Leak
A Wareham family is facing a $200,000 bill after the heating oil leaked in their home.
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If You're Going Abroad for Spring Break, Here's What It's Like to Self-Test for Your Flight Back Home
Here’s what it’s like to self-test for Covid-19 before boarding a flight to the U.S., as required by federal government regulation since last December.