Insurance

Trump Says The Government Will Cover Coronavirus Expenses For The Uninsured

Lots of people will get help, though lots more will need it.
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Workers Laid Off Over Coronavirus Look For A Lifeline

The newly jobless are applying for unemployment benefits and wondering about their health care. "It just keeps getting worse," one worker said.
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Officials And Insurers Are Pushing To Make Coronavirus Testing Free

But the demand for tests and the cost of care for infected patients are still two major hurdles to containing the virus.
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Canceling A Trip Due To Coronavirus? Here’s What Travelers Need To Know.

Travel insurance experts offer advice amid fears over the outbreaks of COVID-19.
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California Expands Insurance Protections In Wildfire Areas

More than a million California homes are now protected under a new law.
By AP

The Cheapest Places To Buy Contact Lenses Online

You can't put a price on clear vision, but that doesn't mean you have to overspend.
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Here’s What You Need To Know About Going To The Hospital While Traveling Abroad

Whether you contract an illness or have an accident, here’s how to handle a medical event in a foreign country.
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8 Things Every Adult Needs To Know About Life Insurance

Could your loved ones survive financially if you died tomorrow?
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Big Insurer Ditches Coal Coverage In Win For Climate Action Groups

Chubb becomes first major U.S. insurance company to restrict coverage for coal, citing the threat of climate change.
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California Governor Proposes Safety Steps For Utilities

Gavin Newsom wants to throw a financial lifeline to the state’s major utilities, including PG&E, dealing with the results of wildfires -- in exchange for concessions around safety.
By Kathleen Ronayne and Andrew Oxford, Associated Press