How to avoid common money mistakes that could cost you nearly $1,000 a year
The National Financial Educators Council estimates Americans lost close to $1,000 in 2025 because of gaps in financial knowledge.
How grocery store inspectors keep prices accurate at the register
Stores are subject to random inspections to ensure their on-shelf pricing is accurate. Here's what to know.
Pa. Turnpike plans to text drivers about unpaid tolls, raising scam concerns
The Pennsylvania Turnpike's plan to text drivers about unpaid tolls is raising scam concerns. Here's how to protect yourself.
Before spending your tax refund, experts say do these things first
A splurge or shopping spree may sound tempting, but financial experts say treating your tax refund as a tool rather than a bonus can pay off long after the money is spent.
Did you procrastinate doing your taxes? Here are 3 tips on filing last-minute
If you've procrastinated doing your taxes for this long, you're almost out of time. Here are some tips for last-minute filers.
How to start talking to kids about money, even if you're not sure where to begin
Certified financial planner Regina McCann Hess says kids begin learning about money long before parents realize it.
Store loyalty apps promise savings but at what cost?
Consumer advocates say store loyalty reward programs may come with a hidden cost: your personal data.
Free tax filing help available as April 15 deadline nears
With less than two weeks to go before the April 15 tax filing deadline, free help is available for thousands of people across the Philadelphia region.
Are you bad with money? How understanding your brain can help your finances
Dr. Wendy De La Rosa, an assistant professor at the Wharton School, has four tips to be smarter about your finances.
Netflix raised prices again. Here's how to cut streaming costs before canceling.
The average household spends about $70 a month on streaming services, according to Deloitte. If you're looking to cut back, consumer advocates say start with "streaming spring cleaning."
IRS warns against viral social media "tax hacks" this tax season
Following tax tips from social media could land you in trouble — remember to be skeptical of what you see online.
How to avoid falling for ticket scams on Phillies' Opening Day 2026
Consumer advocates say fans should be cautious about where they buy, how they pay and whether the tickets are legitimate.
1 critical step to get your tax refund from the IRS quickly
As the IRS phases out paper checks, your tax refund could be delayed if you don't give Uncle Sam your direct deposit info.
Sports betting blurring lines between gambling, investing: "Market Madness"
James Martielli with Vanguard notes many platforms now use design techniques borrowed directly from the gambling industry.
Meta users say accounts wrongly banned over "sickening" allegations
Thousands of Facebook and Instagram users across the country say their accounts were suddenly locked after being accused of the same serious violation.