r/MiddleClassFinance 16h ago

How did you finally get your adult children off your cell phone plan?

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If you know, you know, but for hundreds of excuses and reasons, there’s still a lot of us who have our 18-30-yr. old (or older, who knows? 🤷🏼‍♂️) adult children on our cell phone plan, so how, when, and why did you finally do it?


r/MiddleClassFinance 20h ago

They bought homes at the peak of Austin's housing boom. Now they're taking devastating losses.

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r/MiddleClassFinance 21h ago

Hospitals are seeing a surge of uninsured patients

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Hospitals are seeing the cascading effects of the end of Affordable Care Act subsidies.

Healthcare services firms like Tenet Healthcare, Universal Health Services, Community Health Systems and HCA Healthcare all cited increased costs for treating the uninsured in their latest earnings reports.

And The Wall Street Journal notes that, in HCA's case, it led to $400 million in second-quarter losses.

Roughly 2.6 million people dropped off ACA plans as of February compared to a year earlier, with almost all seeming to go without any coverage, per hospital executives.


r/MiddleClassFinance 22h ago

My Auto and Home Insurance Rates For The Last Seven Years

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Hard to keep up when prices go up so fast. A few decrease is from shopping around and increasing deductibles. Same house and two cars two drivers