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Are you planning a trip to Orlando anytime soon? It's one of the most popular vacation destinations for families in our area.
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Are you planning a trip to Orlando anytime soon? It's one of the most popular vacation destinations for families in our area.
Weight loss surgery is a life saver for millions and is often prescribed by doctors when diets don't work. It's routinely covered by insurance, so why did one New Jersey father get turned down?
A shaky job market and student loan debt could send new graduates in search of credit cards to finance the first steps of their adult financial lives. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us, the wrong decisions now could haunt them later.
There is a new trend on college campuses, students volunteering for companies in exchange for references and a mention on their resume.
Not everyone can be as lucky as the SEPTA lottery winners, but you could be entitled to a windfall and not even know it!
As the school year comes to a close, many families may be planning a move to a new home. Here is some advice to keep your move hassle free.
Ignoring a mold issue in your home will only prolong the problem and allow it to get worse. Since mold exposure can cause health problems, it is important to take steps to eliminate it from your house and hire a reputable company for the job.
As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, when it comes to getting deals, some retailers are making it more worth your while to 'like' them than others.
Planning a trip this summer? Besides making your reservations and figuring out what to pack, how much thought are you giving to protecting your money?
Everyone loves a bargain, but at what point do you say enough is enough? Daily deals, once the best thing to land in our email, are now filling our inboxes faster than we can hit delete.
We've probably all purchased something in the past that didn't live up to our expectations, but what if there was a way to try out items first and prevent buyer's remorse? A new website called YBuy.com lets you do just that.
Roughly a third of American workers these days are freelancers. As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, it's a rapidly growing industry and now people are joining forces.
Ford, one of the world's largest automakers, has finally plugged in to the electric car craze. The company has just unveiled its first electric vehicle, the Ford Focus Electric.
Mobile payment apps allow you to pay for coffee, food and even other merchandise with the wave of your phone at the register. But is using them safe?
You think you've heard all of the ways to spend less at the supermarket, but there are ways that go beyond coupons and club cards. Knowing what else to look out for could help you save money.
If you're like most people, you probably do the majority of your grocery shopping at one supermarket. But is that really the best store for you?
Even though our winter was mild by most accounts, many are still struggling to pay off their heating bills. If you're one of them and you live in Pennsylvania, 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan may have some good news for you.
Looking for a quicker way to pay down credit card debt? Transferring a balance to a card with lower interest is one option. But before you do that, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan looks at the pros and cons of balance transfers.
We teamed up with non-profit Delaware Valley Consumers' Checkbook to find out which Delaware Valley kennels pet owners can trust.
Getting ready to book a spring break trip or your summer vacation? Websites that compile reviews can be a great resource when you're looking for a place to stay.
3 On Your Side wants you to know about a new requirement to make rear-view cameras standard equipment in vehicles. It's designed to prevent so-called backover accidents.
The Audi Quattro was John Harvey's dream car, but the sporty coupe led the Wilmington native into a nightmare. And it all happened because of a reissued license plate.
Have thousands, even millions, of consumers been sold defective TV sets from a major manufacturer? That's what some attorneys say. They say Samsung sold TVs with power problems and say the company isn't doing enough to help victims.
You know those ads that show up on your internet browser and seem to be tailor-made for you? You'll soon be able to get rid of them if you want.
The scam may take the form of telling you that you've hit the lottery, or it may be the promise of a new job. But often, it's really just a scheme, and the people behind it are out to steal your money by using phony checks.
