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New Law Drives Auto Insurance Costs Up In New York

Postpartum depression affects 1 in 8 mothers, but a new medication offers a glimmer of hope. Find out why New York doctors and moms are pushing for insurance coverage to make this treatment more widely available.

So, my colleague recently asked me about my license plates because I just moved to Ocean County. He was curious to know how long it takes before it becomes illegal to have out-of-state plates. I made a joke, saying, "Until the current tabs expire," or something like that...

As if the government isn't putting enough pressure on people to get the COVID vaccine, now the insurance companies are coming up with another reason to sway you. Money.

Calling all drivers—does your cell phone type correlate with your driving habits?

Q. How long should we keep expired insurance policies for auto, home, and personal liability? We renew them every year. Is there any reason to keep the expired ones? If so, is it enough to keep just the declarations pages and toss the actual policies and endorsements?

Q. If I buy long-term care insurance, I know it’s cheaper when I’m younger. But I don’t have a lot of extra money. What can I do to make it cheaper but still have decent coverage? I’m 46.

Thieves taking Christmas gift deliveries from porches; house fires caused by holiday cooking or a tree or decoration; these are just some of the hazards of the holiday season.

Auto insurance is meant to soften the financial blow of accidents and other vehicle mishaps, but according to a new study, these policies come with their own set of atrocious fees for anyone who hopes to actually use the insurance they've been paying for.

Almost 90 percent of the companies that participated in the 2014 New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA) Health Benefits Survey said they continue to offer healthcare coverage to their employees, despite the fact that 85 percent of them reported their healthcare costs have increased in the past year.