3-On Your Side: Gas Prices On The Rise
As if you needed another hit on your wallet after all of that holiday spending, prices at the gas pump are back on the rise.
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As if you needed another hit on your wallet after all of that holiday spending, prices at the gas pump are back on the rise.
That carton of orange juice at the grocery store could soon put quite a bigger dent in your wallet.
It's a time honored tradition, cutting coupons out of the Sunday newspaper. Now, you can leave that wallet stuffed with paper at home, thanks to coupons going digital!
With more than 2,700 exhibitors and 20,000 gadgets expected to get shown off or talked up, there's bound to be plenty to drool over.
Gas prices are up more than 10 cents over last week and an expert thinks prices will keep climbing in 2012.
When it comes to auto repairs, the sky is the limit when it comes to some costs. Engine issues, electrical problems, they can be big ticket items.
What's the best way to attract new customers? Have a sale? Offer a special deal or a coupon? Well as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, some colleges and universities across the country are applying that strategy to attract budget conscious students.
The public can no longer tour the U.S mint in Philadelphia to see how coins are made, at least until this summer.
We do more of our day-to-day activities online and on Smartphones than ever before, but are you really doing the best job in keeping yourself safe?
KYW's Michelle Durham reports on the disagreement among Pennsylvania leaders on whether changing the system of liquor sales in the state is a good idea.
KYW's John McDevitt reports that workers at Pennsylvania liquor stores are, perhaps obviously, against privatization. But so are some private-sector beer retailers who might be drawn into the wine business.
KYW's Michelle Durham reports that one South Jersey wine retailer is keeping a sharp eye on what is happening across the Delaware River.
If Pa. House Bill 11 becomes law, wine could be sold by some beer distributors. Is that a good thing? KYW's John McDevitt reports that it depends whom you ask.
The scammer tells the customers they are deliquent on their account and need to pay the balance in order to avoid a service shutoff.
If you don't have health insurance -- or don't have good coverage -- one answer could be a click away.
So did you receive any gift cards this holiday that you really didn't want? Or maybe you have a handful of gift cards with small balances remaining and you don't know what to do with them?
Want to start 2012 on the right foot? One way to do that is by digging out of all the financial clutter accumulated last year.
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to extreme cold, and a geriatric expert is offering tips on keeping senior citizens safe.
Cold weather is murder on car batteries. And that proved true Wednesday morning, when temperatures across the Delaware Valley plummeted into the low teens.
If you're suffering from a holiday spending hangover, the new year brings an opportunity to get your finances back on track.
A multi-jurisdictional investigation during the NHL Winter Classic has led to the seizure of tens of thousand of dollars' worth of counterfeit merchandise in Philadelphia.
We're doing less talking and more texting on our cell phones. But there are signs that's changing, too.
During the holidays did your home start looking like the inside of a toy store? 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds there's a real reversal taking place in some homes as more and more families are choosing to live with less.
As we head into 2012, are you having a more and more difficult time paying your mortgage? While the economy is slowly improving, it's not happening fast enough for those at risk of losing their homes.
We all get them from time to time, presents that don't exactly fit our taste or style. Around the holidays there may have been more than one dud under the tree.
