By taking the other route, and paying off your credit-card debt with $30,000 from your investments, you would forfeit around $6,700 over those three years, assuming a conservative 7% return or roughly ...

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North Dakota healthcare organizations and insurance regulators are sounding a warning about the potential increase in out-of-pocket premium costs for those using the Affordable Care Act marketplace ...

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There are a few programs and policies that make medical debt relief more accessible now. Here's who could qualify.

Riddle is not alone. It’s stories like hers that Sen. Anthony and Sen. Lindsey’s legislation is targeting. Their proposals would keep medical debt off of patients’ credit reports and set clear ...

Having your debt forgiven could provide you with serious relief, but you'll need to know which types of debts will qualify. ...

Ambulances line up outside the emergency department in 2022 as they transport patients into Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Los Angeles. L.A. County is helping to pay off medical debt ...

Through the Los Angeles County Medical Debt Relief Program, more than 134,000 residents' medical debt will be forgiven — no strings attached.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A recently introduced Ohio bill is aiming to help residents pay off their medical debt. House Bill 257 would cap interest rates for medical debt at 3% per year and ...

But, that's not the only downside to using a credit card to pay off medical debt, according to Katie Kelton at Bankrate. "15% of credit card debtors actually say that they're in debt because of a ...