3 things your bank will never ask you over the phone
From one-time passcode traps to voice cloning, banking experts share the red flags of phone fraud and the simple rules to protect your money.
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From one-time passcode traps to voice cloning, banking experts share the red flags of phone fraud and the simple rules to protect your money.
Patrice Stewart says a travel insurance claim turned into a monthslong battle after a serious back injury forced her to cancel a planned trip to Florida.
From cable and cellphone service to streaming subscriptions and even some utility bills, a simple phone call could result in lower monthly costs.
A South Philadelphia homeowner says a series of unexpected package deliveries turned out to be something far more concerning than a shipping mistake.
The price of diesel has soared more than 60% over the last year, a surge energy experts say is likely to continue. Here's why.
Pennsylvania officials are warning people about fake MyChart messages from scammers.
More consumers are turning to thrift stores, resale platforms and hand-me-downs to stretch their dollars while reducing waste.
A wealth expert tells us the "moneymaxxing" trend comes at a time when many families feel squeezed by the rising cost of everyday necessities.
A new report tries to calculate how much Pennsylvanians need to earn to live what's considered a comfortable lifestyle.
As kids head back to school, experts are warning parents not to overlook a growing threat: child identity theft.
Only about 24% of adults report having a will, according to one survey. Here's why, and the three documents everyone needs.
Philadelphia-area woman says one missing document triggered months of higher monthly charges.
Cybersecurity experts warn scammers are using fake CAPTCHA prompts to trick people into installing malware on their devices.
Marisa Penate bought a brand-new Toyota Sienna to transport her four young grandchildren. A recall left her terrified of driving it.
City Councilmember Rue Landau wants to curb junk fees in Philadelphia by requiring businesses to disclose fees up front and prove "cost justification" for fees they wish to keep.
Back-to-school shopping season is already underway, and many retailers are offering deals for families this year.
Major retailers have rolled out sales weeks before students return to the classroom, giving families a chance to spread out spending and take advantage of early discounts. We have compiled the best deals for you.
Can travelers get their money back if the destination of a cruise changes unexpectedly? Here's what to know before booking.
For many, the damage is a reminder that having insurance and understanding your coverage are not always the same thing.
While the No Surprises Act protects patients from unexpected medical bills, it doesn't apply to ground ambulance transports.
Consumer reporter Josh Sidorowicz tells us about the loophole in the law that allowed the charge to go through and what to do if you get hit with a similar charge.
If you have taken generic medications from the drugmaker Glenmark, you could get some of your money back.
The scheme begins with fake fraud alerts before shifting to a FaceTime call, where victims are tricked into exposing sensitive banking information.
A recent Gallup survey found 1 in 10 Americans said they or someone in their home was scammed in the past year. A CBS News Philadelphia anchor wants to help others avoid the same costly mistake.
Sky-high housing prices make even starter homes too expensive for most Americans, housing data show.
