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What Is the 100,000 Mile Rule in Car Insurance?
The 100,000 mile rule in car insurance can help you slash premiums by slashing coverage you can’t use.
By Rachael Green Published
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4 Airlines Are Upgrading and Expanding First Class This Year – What to Expect
Luxury travel is getting more luxurious as major U.S. airlines compete for travelers willing to pay more for first class comfort and amenities.
By Rachael Green Published
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Does Cruise Insurance Cover Pirates and Other Unexpected Risks?
How cruise lines handle onboard crime, risky situations at sea and what your travel insurance actually covers.
By Choncé Maddox Published
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Should You Buy an iPhone Before Tariffs Hit?
Looming tariffs can make an iPhone purchase seem urgent. Here's what to do if you need another phone but want to save money.
By Laura Gariepy Last updated
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How Much Does Flood Insurance Cost in 2025?
What homeowners and renters need to know about rising flood insurance rates, FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0 and how to protect your property.
By Paige Cerulli Published
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Summer Sales Heat Up at Costco: Memorial Day Deals You Don’t Want to Miss
Score big on summer essentials during Costco’s Memorial Day sales. From patio furniture to tech and wellness must-haves, while supplies last.
By Carla Ayers Last updated
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The One Surefire Way to Keep Your Car Insurance Premium From Soaring
I'm an insurance expert, so I know from extensive experience: The more claims you file, the higher your car insurance premium. So maybe don't ask your insurer to fix that tiny scratch on your bumper.
By Karl Susman, CPCU, LUTCF, CIC, CSFP, CFS, CPIA, AAI-M, PLCS Published
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40 Memorial Day Deals and Discounts
As Memorial Day weekend begins, find deals and discounts on dozens of items from Amazon, Costco, Best Buy, Target and more.
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Is Your Smartphone Making Your Car Insurance More Expensive?
Apps that track your location and behavior could be quietly raising your rates — even if they're not from your insurance company.
By Paige Cerulli Published