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by Drew Blankenship

What Happens If Nobody Claims a Life Insurance Policy? Someone can faithfully pay life insurance premiums for 30 years, die with a $100,000 policy in force, and still have the... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

Your Adult Child Wants to Be Added to the House Deed — Think Twice Before Saying Yes Your adult child offers what sounds like a simple estate-planning solution: “Just put my name on the house now, an... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

Before Calling the Number in a Medicare TV Ad, Check These 5 Things The commercial sounds irresistible: extra benefits, low premiums, money toward everyday expenses, and a toll-free number... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

Can Social Security Ever Ask You to Prove You’re Still Alive? Imagine opening a letter from Social Security and discovering that the government wants information confirming that you&... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

8 Government Refunds and Payments You Should Never Have to Pay a Fee to Receive “You have money waiting, but there’s a small processing fee before we can release it.” That sentence s... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

Signing the House Over to You Can Erase the Step-Up and Trigger Medicaid’s 5-Year Look-Back “Why don’t I just sign the house over to you now?” It sounds like an easy estate-planning shortcut whe... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

The “Safe Account” Call: Banks Never Ask You to Move Money — and Wire Losses Are Rarely Refunded The caller ID shows your bank’s name, and the person on the phone already seems to know something about your accou... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

Your Coffee Habit May Affect How You Age — But the Type You Drink Matters That morning cup of coffee may be doing more than helping you feel awake, but don’t assume every drink carrying th... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

10 Places Americans Are Getting Tired of Being Asked to Tip in 2026 You order a $5 coffee, tap your card, and suddenly the screen is asking whether you’d like to add 20%, 25%, or 30%... read the story

by Drew Blankenship

What Happens If an Adult Child Keeps Using a Parent’s Credit Card After They Die? Your mother dies on Monday, but her credit card is still sitting in your wallet because she made you an authorized user ... read the story