4 Tips When Insurance Doesn't Cover Your Medication
Today's newsletter details how to handle finances after the death of a loved one, how to make the most of health insurance after meeting your deductible, and more.
If you find out that your insurance provider won't pay for a new prescription or they stop covering a medication you already take, you can explore these options to lower the cost.
No one wants to think about the possible death of a loved one, but having a plan in place can help you better navigate this difficult time when it comes. Here's what to know about wills, estate plans, and more.
Doing your best to prevent cavities can lower your chance of a costly dental visit in the future. Some foods like those high in sugar or acid can damage your teeth over time. See which foods to limit.
The pharmacy you choose, your insurance coverage, and other factors will determine how much you pay for Lexapro. Fortunately, there are many ways to save on your prescription.
Meeting your health insurance deductible means you've paid enough out of pocket for your plan to start sharing the cost of your care. Wondering how you can get the most bang for your buck? Here's some ideas to get you started.
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