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The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging has 18 investigators handling more than 2,000 calls per year.
"The elderly are vulnerable because they're alone, and a lot of time they're isolated and they're looking for some type of interaction," notes one expert.
Now, thanks to technology, there are tools available to family members concerned that someone may be stealing from or hurting an elderly loved one.
What do you do if you find out that your elderly mom or dad is the victim of a financial scam?
"Dnt txt n drv. It's the law" is the message that drivers will see on 20 billboards around southeastern Pennsylvania.
How much do you normally pay to heat your home? The mild winter is helping keep the bills lower than expected for many of us.
Have you ever shopped online for a rental car, thought you found a great deal, only to find when you make the reservation that the initial rate becomes a lot higher?
State Comptroller Matthew Boxer sampled four governmental entities, including Haddon Township, and found they could have trimmed health care costs by $12.5 million over two years all together, if they had been part of the state's health plan.
Home technology is getting 'smarter' -- so much so, in fact that you barely have to lift a finger to control everything from your thermostat to your blinds.
An advocate for Philadelphia area consumers has passed away. Art Liebersohn died late Wednesday night, just days after two massive strokes.
Many who oppose animal testing often look for labels that show the product is "cruelty free." But as 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan found, the labels may not mean what you think.
A Center City lawyer is using the power of social media to help fuel local businesses.
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.
The February 29th "leap day" adds an extra day to the 2012 calendar year. But are you getting paid for that extra day at work?
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.
Officials at Lehigh Valley International Airport say Frontier Airlines is moving in and will start twice-a-week service to Orlando in late May.
With gas prices inching closer each week to $4 per gallon, drivers are looking for ways to lessen the pain at the pump.
A new flight reservation program through KLM airlines allows passengers to see the Facebook and LinkedIn profiles of those on their flights -- and put in requests to sit next to a stranger.
Attorneys General from Pennsylvania, Delaware and 34 other states are requesting a meeting with Google's CEO to discuss their concerns about the Internet titan's new privacy policy, which is set to begin March 1st.
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.
