Our goal is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we receive compensation from our partner lenders, whom we will always identify, all opinions are our own. By refinancing your mortgage, total finance charges may be higher over… Read More »What is Temporary Car Insurance?
LONDON — KatKin, a European fresh food and pet health-tech startup, recently closed its Series A funding round, increasing its total funding to $28 million. The round was led by Verlinvest and Perwyn and received participation from Kreos Capital and previous investor Octopus Ventures. “I… Read More »Cat nutrition startup secures $28 million in investments
Newswise — DALLAS, August 10, 2022 — Structural or functional abnormalities within the heart’s left atrium, with or without symptoms, may increase a person’s risk of developing dementia later in life by 35%, according to new research published today in the Journal of the American… Read More »Dementia risk may be higher if an upper heart chamber is abnormal
By Gary Borders Millions of Texas children are heading back to school this month, as early as this week in some districts. The Texas Department of Transportation urges drivers to be especially alert and focused when driving in school zones and near bus stops. Drivers… Read More »Drivers urged to be alert as school begins
A British student who was paralyzed after a 2,000lb bison gored her and tossed her 15ft in the air may be left stranded in the US after her health insurance said it will withdraw support. Amelia Dean – known as Mia – was traveling in… Read More »British student, 19, paralyzed in bison attack maybe stuck in US as ‘health insurance stops support’
PHOENIX — Drivers may not know what catalytic converters do, but it’s clear that they are valuable. Thefts of the emissions-control devices from under vehicles are skyrocketing across the country, authorities say. the National Insurance Crime Bureau reports that the number of catalytic converter theft… Read More »Catalytic converter thefts soar – InsuranceNewsNet
For the 30 million people living with diabetes in the United States, the sweeping spending bill that cleared the Senate this weekend is a mixed bag. Medicare recipients won’t have to pay more than $35 each month for insulin if the bill becomes law, but… Read More »The Senate’s plan to cap insulin costs leaves diabetics without relief
Consumers in Illinois and other states are suing health insurance giant Centene and its Chicago-based subsidiary Celtic Insurance Co., alleging the insurers defrauded them by overcharging them for plans that didn’t deliver the benefits they promised. Six consumers, including two in Illinois, are seeking class-action… Read More »Illinois consumers sue health insurer Centene
COLUMBUS – As students head back to school, drivers should be ready for increased vehicle and pedestrian traffic, especially in neighborhoods and school zones. With recent data indicating an uptick in fatal pedestrian crashes, it’s more important than ever for motorists and students to remain… Read More »Back-to-School Traffic Puts Students at Risk
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Warren Buffett’s company reported a $43.76 billion loss in the second quarter as the paper value of its investments plummeted, but Berkshire Hathaway’s many operating companies generally performed well suggesting the overall economy is weathering the pressure from inflation and rising… Read More »Buffett’s firm reports $44B loss as portfolio value falls