Evaluating the true cost of home insurance in Florida
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The national average cost of home insurance in the United States is $2,470. This represents 3.18% of the median annual household income nationwide. Natalie Todoroff, a Bankrate Insurance expert, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about how Florida compares, as well as what affects the rates and what can be done to lower them.

Money Monday: Is AI approving, denying insurance claims?
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Is Artificial Intelligence (AI) helping insurance companies approve or deny insurance claims? In this Money Monday segment, FOX 35's Danielle Knox talked to Gina Clausen Lozier, an insurance attorney, about it, and what people need to know. Sponsored by

Ways to save money when shopping for school supplies
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In this segment of Money Mondays, FOX 35's Amy Kaufeldt speaks with John Jones, a financial advisor with Heritage Financial, about smart ways to save during back-to-school shopping.

New changes to Florida's sales tax exemption holidays
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Florida is making changes to some sales tax exemptions. Starting Friday, the state will offer extended back-to-school tax-free deals and a permanent sales tax exemption on hurricane preparation goods. Certified financial planner, Joe Bert, weighs in.

Money Mondays: Managing subscriptions
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A federal appeals court has blocked a rule that would have made it easier to cancel subscriptions. The court ruled that a preliminary analysis was not conducted and proper procedures were not followed. Certified financial planner, Joe Bert, provides insight.

Money Monday: How to become a millionaire
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James Royal, a Bankrate investing and markets analyst, talked with FOX 35's Danielle Knox on Good Day Orlando to talk about how to become a millionaire. Some of his advice is that building wealth is a marathon, not a sprint. More time equals a bigger snowball.

Money Monday: Building a safety net
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Officials say three out of five Americans are uncomfortable with their level of emergency savings. Bankrate Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride shares actionable things you can do right now to build your emergency fund.

Student loan borrowers at risk of garnished wages
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FOX 35's Danielle Knox talked with a financial expert about student loan borrowers at risk of garnished wages. Why? What does it mean? What do people with student loans need to know?

Financial planners vs. reactors
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Amid rising economic pressures, a growing number of Americans?including 25% fewer wealthy individuals?are abandoning proactive financial planning in favor of reactive money management, with 60% now classified as "reactors" who prioritize short-term survival over long-term financial stability. Financial expert Joe Bert weighs in.

How to cope with financial uncertainty
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Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman shares how to cope with financial uncertainty.

DeSantis makes gold, silver legal tender in Florida
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Financial expert Joe Bert weighs in on Governor Ron DeSantis' move to make silver and gold legal tender in Florida.

Money Monday: Emergency fund 101
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Bankrate Financial Analyst Stephen Kates shares help advice on setting money aside for an emergency fund.

Money Monday: Cookout prices
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It?s Money Monday, and we?re looking at Memorial Day spending trends. The cost of many cookout staples is up more than 4% compared to this time last year.

Should couples merge bank accounts - and when?
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Finance expert Rachel Cruze talks with FOX 35's Good Day Orlando about the latest finance trends, and how couple's should handle finances. Do you merge bank accounts? And when in the relationship? How should you talk about money, budgeting, and finances with each other? Cruze offers some advice.

Money Monday: Americans are tipping less, per report
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A new study by The Wall Street Journal finds that Americans are tipping less for services. Ted Rossman, Senior Analyst at Bankrate, weighs in on the trend.

Money Monday: Microretirements
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In this Money Monday segment, we're discussing the concept of microretirements. This term refers to young people who are borrowing from their future selves to enjoy some of their retirement money while they're still young. Instead of waiting until traditional retirement, they?re choosing to take breaks to relax or travel in the short term. Justin Bickerstaff, a Senior Financial Planning Consultant with Integrated Wealth Solutions, joins FOX 35 News to discuss this trend.

Spaving: Spending money to save money
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Spaving means to spend money to save money. Editor-in-Chief Morgan Lavoie of Money News Network explains.