Megan Whitenton has created dynamic web content for fields including higher education, insurance, visual arts, and healthcare since 2021. Years of experience as an arts administrator and art educator continue to inform her career as a multi-faceted content creator. Megan holds a BFA from California Institute of the Arts.
Megan Whitenton
Driving without insurance is risky anywhere in the U.S., but some states impose harsher penalties than others. Learn how to avoid steep fines, losing your license, and even jail time for driving uninsured in your state.
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Short-term health insurance can help you get coverage between open enrollment periods. Weigh the pros and cons of short-term health insurance.
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Title insurance is crucial in any real estate deal, but who covers the expense? Learn who’s responsible for the cost and why it protects your property.
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How would a superhero shop for property and liability insurance? Just like everyone else: but with a bigger budget for their top-secret hideouts and custom cars.
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Married policyholders can add their spouses to their insurance plans. Remember to add your spouse within 60 days of getting married.
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Early detection of colon cancer is key, and Medicare may cover it. Read more to learn how Medicare may cover your Cologuard test.
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Are you a Medicare recipient seeking massage therapy? In many situations, you won’t be able to, but other options are available. Read on to learn more.
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Even superheroes need health insurance. We imagined how a superhero might find a plan to cover their superhuman powers and formidable feats.
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When choosing 6-month vs. 12-month car insurance policies, drivers can base their choice on their driving record, credit score, and budget.
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Policyholders whose claims are denied can send an appeal letter to their insurance company asking them to reconsider their decision. Explore your options for writing a compelling appeal letter and avoiding common reasons for denial of coverage.
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Naming a life insurance beneficiary is crucial to distributing your hard-earned money according to your wishes after you die. Learn how to name the right beneficiary for any scenario.
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Not sure which Medigap Plan F or Plan G is the better option? Compare and contrast the two plans with this comprehensive guide, and learn how to decide on coverage that meets your needs and budget.
