Doug Bonderud is a freelance writer with more than a decade of experience tackling topics from insurance and healthcare to financial well-being and investment.
Doug Bonderud
Life insurance provides financial support after the death of a loved one but comes with ongoing costs that add up over time.
-
Standard auto insurance does not cover mechanical failure. Mechanical breakdown insurance (MBI) can help reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Here’s how.
-
Comprehensive car insurance covers hail damage. Here’s a look at how hail can impact your vehicle, how comprehensive insurance can help, and how to file a claim.
-
Pre-loaded health cards offer a way to pay for services upfront but not out of pocket. Here’s what you need to know about flex cards and their function.
-
Auto insurance binders provide temporary proof of coverage until your official policy documents arrive. Read on to learn more about what binders are and how they work.
-
Trailer insurance protects your trailer and reduces costs for accidental damages. Read on to discover how this insurance works.
-
Worried about the cost of treating your hearing loss? Read more to learn how Medicare may cover your hearing treatments.
-
Medicare Special Enrollment Periods (SEP) allow individuals to switch, join, or drop healthcare plans in the case of qualifying life events. Learn about how SEPs work.
-
Don’t fall victim to Medicare scams. Learn about common fraud schemes and how to protect yourself when applying for Medicare with this informative guide.
-
Does Medicare cover ambulance service? Yes, medically necessary ambulance rides are covered under Medicare Part B benefits. Discover how to secure Medicare ambulance coverage for emergency and non-emergency events.
-
If you are denied life insurance coverage, you still have options. Read on to find out why coverage may be denied and what you can do if it happens to you.
-
Flexible spending accounts let you put aside pre-tax money for qualifying medical and dependent expenses. Read this article to see if FSA is right for you.
