The Daily Money: Unvaccinated Americans could pay more for health care insurance; remote work deals

Good morning, it's Nathan saying hi this Tuesday morning.

💉 The push to get America vaccinated is about to enter a new chapter. First, you'll likely see more and more employer mandates if and when the FDA gives the COVID vaccines full approval.

But I also learned about a new possibility in reporting this story: Your employer may slap a surcharge onto your insurance premiums if you refuse to get vaccinated.

In other words, it could cost you $20 to $50 per paycheck to remain unvaccinated. 

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💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: Our story yesterday on states and towns offering incentives for remote workers to move there took off. Here's more: a rundown of the various offers out there, including $10,000 from Tulsa, Oklahoma, and $12,000 from Morgantown, West Virginia. That last one comes with free whitewater rafting, rock-climbing and other outdoor activities, valued at $2,500.

⌚ WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Starting Wednesday, we'll be publishing a series of stories on the risks and opportunities for young investors as stocks hit record highs and new assets, like cryptocurrencies, emerge. Know a young investor who should see this? Tell them to subscribe for free to The Daily Money here!

📰 And here are more stories you won't want to miss:

1. Got a questionable credit card charge? Try contacting the merchant before filing a dispute.

2. Should you disclose your depression issues during a job interview? Our human resources expert weighs in.

3. The eviction moratorium is over: Here are six steps landlords should try before evicting a tenant.

4. Another month, another dispute between a satellite TV provider and a media company: A spat between Dish and Sinclair could result in more than 100 local TV stations being removed from the pay-TV service.

5. The CDC has added France, Israel and several other countries to its list of countries travelers are recommended to avoid due to COVID spikes.

I guess the Eiffel Tower will have to wait.

--@NathanBomey