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Bass tells Trump to turn up the heat on insurance industry in fight over ‘nightmare’ wildfire rebuild
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Bass tells Trump to turn up the heat on insurance industry in fight over ‘nightmare’ wildfire rebuild

  • Bass tells Trump to issue an order demanding insurers pay wildfire claims to help survivors rebuild.
  • Bass says Trump has no authority over local permitting and should focus on insurers and FEMA funding.
  • Trump signed an executive order aimed at expediting rebuilding a year after wildfires.
  • Bass described the order as another meaningless political stunt obstructing recovery efforts.
  • Trump blamed California leaders for slow rebuilding and criticized Bass directly.
  • The exchange underscores differing approaches to wildfire recovery funding in California.
  • The incident occurred as Trump signed a seven-page order to speed rebuilding efforts.
  • Trump attributed slow rebuilding to state leadership including Gov. Gavin Newsom and Bass.
  • The story includes trending context on related political and public safety debates.
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3 Common Misconceptions About Working With a Financial Planner
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3 Common Misconceptions About Working With a Financial Planner

  • Myth: Only wealthy people hire planners; truth: planning helps mass affluent and others to optimize each dollar.
  • AI cannot fully replace human advisers; AI is a tool, not the complete planning solution.
  • Working with a good planner should feel empowering, not stressful or time-consuming.
  • A financial planner can bridge gaps by creating a realistic retirement roadmap tailored to goals and resources.
  • Pulse Survey shows many lack a written plan, but planners can help with inflation, health costs, and retirement readiness.
  • Less than half of mass affluent respondents trust AI as much as human advisers.
  • A planner’s personalized approach considers life changes and future goals.
  • Mass affluent may need planning from the start to avoid retirement shortfalls.
  • Professional guidance may improve retirement confidence and reduce financial risk.
  • AI should complement planning, not replace human expertise.
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