By Editor , 14 September 2026
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Florida's $4.5B Unclaimed Money Pile: New Law Won't Auto-Return It

Tallahassee – September 13, 2026 -- Florida is still sitting on more than $4.5 billion across 13 million-plus claimable accounts, even after returning a record $847 million to residents in the past year. The state's official portal says one in five Floridians has unclaimed money waiting for them.

By Editor , 13 September 2026
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German Tax Break for Political Donations Doubles in 2025

Regenstauf – September 12, 2026 -- German taxpayers can now deduct up to 6,600 euros in political party donations from their taxes, double the previous limit, following a 2025 tax law change that takes effect as state and local elections approach in Saxony-Anhalt, Berlin, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Lower Saxony.

By Editor , 13 September 2026
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When to Buy Life Insurance and How Much Coverage You Actually Need

Lee's Summit, MO – September 12, 2026 -- A new HelloNation article featuring insights from Insurance Expert Michael Oehrke breaks down when to buy life insurance, how much coverage makes sense, and which policy type fits different life stages.

By Editor , 13 September 2026
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Homeowners Insurance 101: What's Actually Covered—and What's Not

Mobile, Ala. – September 12, 2026 -- A new HelloNation article breaks down what homeowners insurance actually pays for, drawing on insights from Mobile-based Insurance Professional Nathan Skipper.

Dwelling coverage protects the physical structure of a home

Walls, roofs, floors, ceilings, and permanently installed features are typically covered, according to the article. Damage from fire, wind, hail, or lightning may be included depending on the policy.

By Editor , 13 September 2026
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What to Do After a Disability Claim Denial in Michigan

Rochester Hills, Mich. – September 12, 2026 -- A disability denial in Michigan does not close the door on benefits, according to a new article from HelloNation featuring attorney Justen Grech of Grech Law Firm in Rochester Hills.

Many initial denials stem from incomplete medical evidence

The article explains that first-round decisions are often based on limited records or unclear explanations of how a condition restricts a person's ability to work. That gap creates room for a stronger case during the appeal process.

By Editor , 11 September 2026
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Lemonade Launches $5/Month Renters Insurance in Kentucky

New York – September 11, 2026 -- Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) has expanded its renters insurance to Kentucky, offering coverage starting at $5 per month through its app-based platform.

Kentucky renters get app-based coverage with instant claims

The policy lets users get quotes, buy coverage, update policies, and file claims entirely through Lemonade's app. About 40% of claims are handled instantly, according to the company.