Baby Boomers' Common Financial Mistakes
Workers in their 40s and 50s don't have a lot of time left to secure their financial future, and there are several common mistakes that often threaten their dreams.
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Workers in their 40s and 50s don't have a lot of time left to secure their financial future, and there are several common mistakes that often threaten their dreams.
Complaints of brakes failures on a certain car model from Hyundai has got the attention of U.S. safety regulators.
Toyota has issued a major recall which affects more than 800-thousand vehicles and part of the problem is being blamed on spiders.
The highly anticipated opening of Trader Joe's, an extremely popular specialty grocery store, will take place on Friday in Pinecrest. It's the company's first store in South Florida and fans can't wait for it to open.
Many people think they're very savvy when it comes to keeping tabs on their credit scores and over finances. But even the savviest may have no idea how reporting agencies are keeping tabs on them.
While South Florida has seen a boom in foreign investors helping to prop up the real estate market, the state of Florida still led the nation in foreclosures completed in August, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
It's all about the Benjamin's Tuesday as the Federal Reserve rolls out its new and improved $100 bills with lots of special security features.
You've heard of credit reporting agencies but did you know there are companies tracking your banking history and any money mistakes you make? Most banks look at your consumer report before allowing you to open a checking or savings account. If your record is not good, you could end up literally "blacklisted by banks."
About 200,000 bottles of Concentrated Motrin Infants' Drops are being voluntarily recalled due to a risk that they may contain tiny plastic particles.
The new $100 bill with special security features enters circulation Tuesday but they may be a bit hard to find as collectors snap them up.
South Florida federal employees furloughed due to the ongoing government shutdown can tee off at a local golf club at a discount.
Many stores are now tracking shoppers from the second they walk through the door.
The partial shutdown of the federal government may soon affect low-income mothers and their infants.
It's a small silver square sending a wave of ripple effects through retail industry. That silver square is a small microchip on the front of credit cards which is now being introduced to the US market.
Thousands of homeowners across Florida are set to see major increases in their flood insurance costs if the federal government doesn't act to delay or cancel the rise in rates.
