A dose by any other name works as well — and costs less.
From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance:
Designer labels may excite fashionistas and sports-car fanatics, but many consumers are happy to stock their medicine cabinets with less-expensive generic alternatives to brand-name prescription drugs. Value-conscious shoppers will soon be able to pick from a bumper crop of generics. And they’ll get a boost from insurers and employers who offer financial incentives to hop on the cut-rate bandwagon.
Buying the right insurance could put thousands of dollars in your pocket.
From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance:
Sometimes open-enrollment season for health insurance seems like Christmas in reverse: Instead of a bonus, the packet from your boss tells you how much more you’ll have to pay for coverage in the year ahead.
This is the portfolio of Thomas M. Anderson. He is a journalist who is passionate about telling great business stories. He is an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance. He specializes in writing about retirement planning and investing.
This is the portfolio of Thomas M. Anderson. He is a journalist who is passionate about telling great business stories. He is an associate editor at Kiplinger's Personal Finance. He specializes in writing about retirement planning and investing.