insurance

We had to leave our condo because of a fire in the next unit. It’s been 3 months with no repairs done, but the HOA is still charging us. What now?

If you are not permitted to live in your condominium because of fire damage, it's critical to get on the same page as the HOA and the property managers about the timeline for repairs.
January 12, 2026 J.D. Blackwell

Here’s How To Figure Out If You’re Paying Too Much For Car Insurance

Car insurance has a funny way of becoming invisible. You sign up, set the payment to auto-draft, and then forget about it—until your bank account reminds you every month. The problem is that many drivers end up overpaying not because they’re reckless or unlucky, but because their policy hasn’t kept up with their life. If you’ve ever wondered whether your premium feels a little too spicy for what you’re getting, these signs will help you figure it out.
January 9, 2026 J. Clarke

$3 million sounds financially life changing—until you do the math.

How much peace would 3,000,000 dollars buy you right now? Most folks imagine a lifetime of ease, yet the money starts to look different the moment you zoom in. Surprising pressures twist that dream into something far less certain.
November 24, 2025 Alex Summers

My brother-in-law crashed my car and told everyone I gave him permission. Now I’m being sued. Can I prove he lied?

It’s the kind of nightmare you never see coming: your car is wrecked, you weren’t even there, and now you’re being dragged into a lawsuit because your relative claims you let them take it. Let’s break down what you can do when someone else crashes your car and claims you gave them permission.
August 12, 2025 Peter Kinney

The Hidden Cost Of Loyalty: How Staying With The Same Bank Or Insurance Company Could Be Draining Your Wallet

You would assume that staying loyal to your bank or insurance provider would bring better rates. In reality, many institutions quietly raise rates or reduce benefits for long-time clients who don't shop around.
June 5, 2025 Miles Brucker