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Marcus finished the bathroom renovation and moved on to the next job. Eight months later, a $38,000 water damage claim landed in his lap - and his GL policy didn't cover it. Here's the coverage gap that follows contractors long after they leave a job site.

Adriana chose a $148/month short-term plan over a $420/month ACA plan. Six months later, her thyroid medication and a specialist visit were both denied as pre-existing conditions. After premium tax credits, the ACA plan would have cost her $185/month.

A standard renters policy covers your belongings only against a specific list of named perils. Losses from any cause not on that list, like flood, are denied.

A consultant saved $485 a month switching to a short-term health plan, then got a $38,400 bill for a knee surgery the plan refused to cover. Here is what she should have known.

Plan G costs more every month. Plan N saves money unless your doctors charge excess, you see specialists often, or you made the choice in the wrong state. Here is the 10-year math.