Does Medicare Pay for Flu Shots?
Medicare Part B pays the full cost for one flu shot each year. Medicare will also cover extra flu shots if a doctor tells you to get... Read More
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Car Ownership Statistics in the U.S.
The rate of car ownership in the U.S. has been trending upward.... Read More
Best Medicare Advantage Plans in North Carolina (2025)
Aetna has the best overall Medicare Advantage plans in NC for 2025. Other top companies include Devoted Health, Alignment Health and... Read More
Does Medicare Cover Colonoscopy Procedures?
Medicare covers routine colonoscopy screenings at 100% and diagnostic colonoscopies at 80%. What you pay depends on your health history and... Read More
Americans’ Stress Levels — and Financial Anxiety — on the Rise
32% of respondents say money is their biggest source of stress right now, up from 22% last... Read More
Compare Medicare Supplement Plans
To find the best plan for you, compare the coverage and costs for different Medicare Supplement plans.... Read More
Mazda Car Insurance: Rates by Year and Model
It costs $300 per month, on average, to insure a Mazda with full coverage. But some models, like the popular CX-5 and CX-30 crossover SUVs,... Read More
What's the Cost of a Medicare Advantage Plan?
Medicare Advantage plans with prescription drug coverage cost an average of $28 per month. The average limit of what you'll pay for care in... Read More
How Is Each Part of Medicare Funded?
Medicare taxes only pay for 34% of the Medicare program, while general federal revenues pay for 46%. Learn how Medicare funding changes... Read More