While Congress debates bringing back Affordable Care Act subsidies, many Americans have already made life-altering decisions to afford health care.

Insure.com reports that Amica ranked as the top home insurance provider for 2026, followed by Travelers and Allstate, based on customer satisfaction and affordable rates.

Trump’s plan, announced this week, aims to lower drug prices and insurance premiums while increasing transparency. It proposes making more pharmaceutical drugs available over the counter, requiring health care providers to post prices and giving money directly to consumers for insurance purchases.

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CheapInsurance.com reports that rising homeowners insurance costs, driven by climate risks and inflation, are significantly impacting housing affordability and buyer decisions.

Auto insurance costs are still rising in much of the country, with new data showing increases expected in 19 states in early 2026. Where you live —

More than 260,000 Floridians dropped Obamacare coverage, according to the first snapshot of participation in the government-supported health insurance since enhanced subsidies were allowed to expire.

Oregon homeowners who take steps to protect their homes from wildfire could pay less for property insurance under a southern Oregon state senator’s proposal to require insurers to consider fire prevention efforts when setting rates.

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Wildfires last January destroyed communities around Los Angeles. Homeowners say recovery has been slowed by fights with insurers to get their claims paid.

When you are staring at a wrecked car or a soaked living room, the photos you take in those first few minutes can decide how quickly your insurance claim gets paid and how much you recover. Insurers rely on visual proof to verify what happened,