Speeding is as dangerous as it is costly, but some say speed traps are meant to raise money -- not protect the public good.
MassMutual offers the working poor a $50k policy to educate their kids -- and pays the premiums for you.
New changes will improve options for children and young adults and protect the coverage of anyone who is sick.
Insurance industry rep thinks focusing on technology would be more useful than laws banning cell phone use.
The average age of vehicles on the list of most frequently stolen cars is 12 years.
Everyone knows the standard advice about reducing premiums. Here are some less obvious suggestions.
While some patients are skittish about it, doctor's visits over a computer are becoming more popular.
Total cost of premiums didn't rise much this year, but employees are paying a higher percentage and seeing cuts in benefits.
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