Millions encounter significant price surprises when ACA open enrollment begins on November 1.

On October 27, 2025, the U.S. Capitol Building stands in Washington, D.C., just weeks following a government shutdown. The open enrollment period for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act starts on November 1 in most states, but many may face unexpected costs when trying to register. This is largely due to ongoing Congressional deadlock […]
Open enrollment for ACA 2026 starts: Important information as insurance costs increase

Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act kicks off this Saturday. This year, many expect the enrollment period to bring the biggest cost hikes since the law was first enacted over ten years ago. Currently, over 24 million Americans have health insurance through the ACA, often referred to as Obamacare. By 2026, a combination of […]
Berkshire Money Management To Open New Location in Williamstown

Berkshire Money Management to Open New Office in Williamstown WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management (BMM) is set to open a new office at 136 Water Street in Williamstown later this year, aiming to better serve clients in the northern Berkshires and southern Vermont. Allen Harris, the founder and CEO, noted that this new office […]
Consumers call on CFPB to safeguard data in open banking initiative

Key insights: The CFPB is sorting through numerous comments as it drafts new rules about personal financial data rights. What’s going wrong: The CFPB initiated new rulemaking after JPMorgan Chase began imposing fees on data aggregators. Support data: Small banks want an exemption for institutions with assets of $10 billion or less from the responsibilities […]
North Carolina educators face surprising insurance costs and confusion during open enrollment

Changes to Employee Costs in State Health Plan As open enrollment for the state health plan approaches its end, some school districts are still adjusting employee costs. With rising medical costs, teachers and other state employees will see an increase in their insurance premiums alongside their salaries, which is somewhat concerning. “My premiums have nearly […]
Ed Orgeron is open to returning to LSU following the departure of Brian Kelly

Potential Return for LSU’s Former Coach It seems a familiar figure might step back into the LSU coaching role. Ed Orgeron, the former head coach of the Tigers, expressed enthusiasm about potentially returning after Brian Kelly’s recent firing. In a Wednesday interview on ESPN’s “UnSportsmanLike,” Orgeron shared, “I would love to do that.” He added […]
Changes to 401(k) catch-up taxes in 2026 open doors for scammers

Important Changes to 401(k) Contributions and What They Mean for You If you’re over 50 and have contributed the maximum to your 401(k), there’s an upcoming change in 2026 that could impact the taxes on your catch-up contributions. This change mainly revolves around taxes and retirement planning, but it also opens doors for scammers. Each […]
‘Below Deck Mediterranean’ Star Kizzi Kitchener Was Open About Her “Gentleman” Back Home With The Deck Team: “We Were Constantly Texting”

Kizzy Kitchener Shines in This Season of Below Deck Mediterranean Kizzy Kitchener is certainly making a name for herself this season on Below Deck Mediterranean. Hailing from Ipswich, England, she initially pursued a career in musical theater but was drawn to yachting after an old boyfriend shared his sailing dreams. At just 20 years old, […]
Unexpected costs arise as open enrollment coincides with a government shutdown standoff

As Congress nears a crucial deadline concerning the expansion of Obamacare subsidies amid the ongoing government shutdown, it may already be too late to shield the public from potential price increases during the current shopping period. Even if an agreement were somehow reached before November 1—though that seems unlikely—there might still be a chance for […]
Ways to save during the 2026 Medicare open enrollment as expenses keep increasing

Recent survey findings indicate that about 64% of Americans are concerned their Medicare benefits could be reduced under the current government. Some individuals may even see cuts as soon as next year, which could lead to increased costs. The Medicare Administrative Commission forecasts an increase in Medicare Part B premiums by $21.50, totaling $206.50, next […]