‘Nobody Comes to This Casino and Wins.’ Meet the Podcaster Taking on the Health Insurance Industry (Money Magazine)

By far the most powerful piece of information Dan and our team at An Arm and a Leg have discovered in the past six years is that if you have a medical bill from a hospital, there’s a really good chance you can get it written off — either partially or entirely. That’s thanks to charity care — financial assistance that most hospitals are

Health insurance sucks. We’ve always said it. And this year it’s going to be even worse. Whether you get it from work or the Obamacare marketplace, it’s getting more expensive. But those Obamacare plans are getting hit with what KFF Health News calls a “double whammy”: Double-digit rate hikes from insurers combined with lower subsidies mean everyone will pay more,

Hey there — Here’s one way today’s podcast episode is timely: It’s not too early to start planning on how to avoid a 2026 health-insurance nightmare. Because, there will be some. It looks like premiums will be going up a LOT for Obamacare plans — like 18 percent, on average. Which is huge. Honestly, that’s a nightmare of its own,

Hey there. We’ve got a couple quick updates for you this week. First: some developments in a story we’ve been following since February about medical debt, credit reporting, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And then we’ll share a little announcement about what we’ve been up to — a work in progress that we’re really psyched about. Medical debt and

Four newsletter installments and two podcast episodes bringing together everything we knew — and everything we learned by asking you — about how to get the meds you need for prices you can (hopefully) afford.