Scam job postings are on the rise. Here's what to know before you apply
Job scams are on the rise, so if you're looking for work, think twice before replying to that job posting.
Philly woman spends months getting life on track after being declared dead
Months after the Social Security Administration wrongly declared her dead, Renee Williams is still getting her life back on track.
Use buy now, pay later? How it could soon help or hurt your credit
With more than half of consumers using buy now and pay later, those services could soon impact your credit score. Here's why.
Hacker hijacks NJ woman's Facebook account, uses it for fake sales
Sherri Evans says she was locked out of her Facebook account in February by a hacker who then began posting about a fictional estate sale
These online habits increase risk of fraud. Are you making these mistakes?
A new AARP report reveals everyday online habits may be putting people at an increased risk of fraud. Here's how to stay safe.
What to know about warranties after Delaware woman's dishwasher dilemma
Warranties might provide initial comfort and security for the customer, but a consumer expert said they are always in the best interest of companies.
Most Americans couldn't pass this financial literacy test. Can you?
From understanding inflation to how compound interest works, many consumers struggle with the fundamental financial concepts.
CBS Philadelphia helps woman get money back after fraudulent debit card charges
A Philadelphia woman recently found out that fighting debit card fraud can be very different from credit card fraud.
Pennsylvania high schools will soon require financial literacy courses
As support for financial literacy education grows, more schools have started offering courses on the topic. Soon it will be a graduation requirement for Pennsylvania students.
Can a big tax refund be a bad thing? Experts weigh in.
While many look forward to that big chunk of money, some argue a big refund isn't always a good thing.
Scammers using AI to create fake IRS sites. Here's other scams to watch for.
As the deadline to file gets closer, cybersecurity experts warn, you're even more likely to be targeted by scammers. You could still be at risk even if you've already filed.
What questions should you be asking when choosing a financial advisor?
Not everyone necessarily needs a financial advisor. But there are certainly times when one can be useful, and there are certain questions you should be asking to make sure you find one you can trust with your money.
More millennials racking up credit card debt, seeking help to dig out
Money Management International says millennials make up 43% of new clients seeking debt counseling since the pandemic.
Philly-based financial adviser offers tips on tariffs and your 401(k)
Rob Wilson said, tariffs or not, the markets will always fluctuate, and he recommends not making any sudden moves.
Why this fired CFPB employee worries for consumers if agency shuttered
Nick Hand, who is among dozens of fired CFPB workers, worries that if it stays that way, scammers and price gougers will gain a big advantage.