Brenna Swanston is a writer, editor, and journalist covering insurance and education, among other topics. Her bylines include Forbes Advisor, USA Today, Jerry, and Queen City Nerve.
Brenna Swanston
Viagra is a common medication used to treat ED. Learn whether your Medicare plan might help pay for Viagra and how you can reduce costs further.
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When does health insurance expire after leaving a job? Learn when your employer-sponsored health insurance will end and how to avoid a lapse in coverage.
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Medicare Advantage Plans vary among providers, and it’s important for your plan to meet your needs. Learn how to pick the right plan for you.
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Felons can get Medicaid as long as they meet their state’s eligibility standards. Learn how to apply for coverage with a felony conviction.
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If you want a simple, tax-free loan, consider borrowing against your life insurance policy. Learn the pros and cons of borrowing against life insurance.
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There are several ways to find out if a loved one had a life insurance policy. Learn how to recover a lost policy.
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The Medicare Supplement free look period lets you try out a new Medigap plan for 30 days. Learn how to use the Medigap free look period.
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Missing your Medicare enrollment period may subject you to a Medicare late enrollment penalty. Learn how to avoid penalties and what to do if you’ve already incurred one.
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Original Medicare covers medically necessary emergency transportation. Learn how to find affordable transit through Medicare and other providers.
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A family income rider provides a death benefit in monthly installments. Learn whether a this type of rider is right for you.
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Individual health insurance tends to cost more per person than family health plans. Learn how to save on healthcare as a single policyholder.
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Homeowners insurance should pay for window damage caused by covered perils. Learn how to file a broken window claim.
