A new year, a new chance to start fresh. For many, that means laying out a budget. But if the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that even the best laid plans can be turned upside down. Your old budgeting habits may no longer make sense in the COVID-19 era. […]
Day: January 13, 2021
After dispute, Elizabeth cop re-indicted on insurance fraud charges
A Superior Court judge on Tuesday ruled that a motion to dismiss an Elizabeth cop’s insurance fraud indictment was moot since the prosecutor on the case sought a new indictment from a grand jury after the judge called the prosecution’s work on the first one “sloppy.” Alana Velazquez, who became […]
How to Avoid Paying Interest on Any Financial Product
Most financial products charge interest — credit cards, car loan, mortgages, etc. — but there are ways you can avoid interest charges altogether or keep them to a minimum. I have 10 credit cards and an auto loan, and I’ve never pay interest on any of them. In order to […]
Getting Medicare Help in 2021
Getting Medicare Help in 2021 Duration: 06:57 1 hr ago There is a lot of stress and confusion in our world, but don’t let it affect your healthcare coverage and decisions. If you are still unsure of your eligibility or think you are missing out […]
Virginia General Assembly to get underway in Richmond at noon in shadow of security concerns
State officials said late Tuesday that they were closing Capitol Square and canceling any events that had been scheduled there next week, as well as closing some streets around the Capitol over the next few days for security purposes. The state Capitol building was already locked down because of the […]
Stimulus check details: Income limit, delivery, payment rights, status on a third check
The second stimulus check is still going out. We’ll help you make sense of it all. Sarah Tew/CNET The countdown clock is ticking as the IRS and Treasury Department have scant days left to make second stimulus payments to bank accounts and mailboxes by Jan. 15. That’s right, Friday. What happens to people […]
What Does Democrat-Controlled Congress Mean For Financial Planning? What To Expect.
Text size Economic stimulus checks are printed Jeff Fusco/Getty Images With Democrats controlling both the Senate and House, policy watchers and financial planning experts are looking to see what could make its way into a stimulus bill and other measures this year, as well as how President-elect Joe Biden’s picks […]
Unhappy with your health insurance policy? Here’s how you can port your cover without losing benefits
© M Saraswathy Unhappy with your health insurance policy? Here’s how you can port your cover without losing benefits Until 2011, you could do little if you were dissatisfied with your health insurance policy’s features, premiums or your insurer’s claim settlement record. In July 2011, the Insurance Regulatory and Development […]
3 Retirement Planning Moves Everyone Should Make to Start 2021 Off Right
The COVID-19 pandemic forced millions of Americans to temporarily reduce or halt their retirement plan contributions, and many even had to crack open their nest eggs to help pay the bills. But the nightmare that was 2020 is now behind us and a fresh year lies ahead. If you’re looking […]
How to cut your monthly bills when money’s tight
How to cut your monthly bills when money’s tight How to Trim Your Monthly Bills No matter how cognizant we are of our spending habits, we’re still stuck with the dreaded bills — and those bills […]
How to choose the best one
Credit cards: How to choose the best one Credit cards: How to choose the best one Credit cards can come with a lot of rewards and a lot of risks. If you have a good credit history […]
Labor Union Sues To Reverse California Proposition Keeping Uber, Lyft Drivers As Contractors
Ride-share drivers and the SEIU labor union are suing to overturn Proposition 22, which allows Uber and Lyft to classify drivers as contractors rather than as employees, keeping them from receiving benefits and labor protections. The suit, filed Tuesday in the California Supreme Court, alleges that Prop 22 was unconstitutional because […]
How soon could you get one?
Joe Biden’s $2,000 stimulus checks: How soon could you get one? President-elect Joe Biden is getting ready to unveil a multitrillion-dollar coronavirus rescue package that’ll include his plan for a quick, third round of “stimulus checks” for most Americans. Biden last week promised $2,000 direct payments would “go out the […]
Why Should Drivers Buy Car Insurance Online?
Compare-autoinsurance.org (https://compare-autoinsurance.org) is a top auto insurance brokerage website, providing car insurance quotes online from trustworthy agencies all over the United States. This website has recently launched a guide that explains why drivers should buy car insurance online. The internet has revolutionized the ways people shop for products and services. […]
Cyber insurance provides extra layer of protection against scammers
Cyber scammers are taking advantage of the pandemic, trying to steal your hard-earned money. On top of scams surrounding stimulus checks and vaccines, fraudsters are also going after people who are using technology more often. With more people working, learning, and communicating remotely, experts said you might want to consider […]
Crowdsourcing Raises Billions for Families Hit Hard by Medical Bills | Health News
By Cara Murez HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay) TUESDAY, Jan. 12, 2021 (HealthDay News) — You have probably seen the social media posts: Your good friend’s co-worker is raising money online to help pay for cancer treatments or another friend needs funds to pay medical bills after a car crash. Crowdsourced fundraising […]
What’s the Global Health Insurance Card, and how does it differ to the EHIC?
Travellers should still get insurance – Getty The Government has now formally launched the Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) – the scheme replacing the old EHIC arrangements, which gave British citizens access to free or low-cost medical treatment in EU countries. Full details have yet to be announced, but we now […]