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• February 15, 2013

  Why the rich pay less for car insurance; Billionaires may be no better behind the wheel, but they are less risky

  MarketWatch

  The people with the most money pay the least for car insurance.It’s not because they’re rich. It’s because — as a group — they tend to be better educated, married with children and have higher credit scores. Actuarial studies have long ...

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  December 7, 2012

  Is Your Homeowners Insurance Falling Short? The Cleanup From Superstorm Sandy Has Been an Exercise in Frustration for Homeowners. Here's How to Maximize Insurance Payouts—and Reduce the Hassle of Filing a Claim

  WSJ.com

  Five weeks after superstorm Sandy pounded the East Coast, frustrations are rising as homeowners struggle to determine which damages will and won't be covered by insurance.

• October 21, 2012

  Is Your Home Covered?

  WSJ.com

  Your home's value may have dropped in recent years. But that doesn't mean the cost to replace it has followed suit.When you initially buy homeowners insurance, the insurer typically calculates the rebuilding cost of your home by taking into ...

• August 24, 2012

  Trading In Your Auto Insurer

  WSJ.com

  Maybe they should call them disloyalty programs. If you have been with your auto insurer for several years, your faithfulness might be costing you a bundle.

• August 19, 2012

  Forgiveness Is an Option

  WSJ.com

  There's a new type of forgiveness out there. It comes with your car insurance. More auto insurers are offering accident forgiveness, which means they will agree not to factor an accident into the calculation of your premiums. But, as with ...

• March 21, 2012

  Hartford Says Goodbye to Annuities

  WSJ.com

  Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. on Wednesday unveiled plans for a radical overhaul of its business in an effort to revive its share price and satisfy demands by the hedge-fund manager John Paulson for "drastic" change at ...

• November 4, 2011

  Following the Smart Art Money; In an uncertain market, buyers are looking to top collectors for cues. What Eli Broad, Lily Safra and Ron Perelman are buying now.

  WSJ.com

  The art market is proving just as volatile as the stock market. This week, collectors from South America to Russia converged on New York for some of the season's most important auctions. In a few cases, bidders laid out record sums for ...

• August 11, 2011

  4 Fast Ways to Save Money Now; A free-falling stock market can make everyone more frugal. How to find the extra cash in your budget

  SmartMoney.com

  The falling market – and the economic uncertainty that comes with it – has even the most frugal looking for new ways to save. Many of the easiest ways to do so may not even require that much sacrifice.