Protecting personal information is critical in the digital age, but according to experts, a simple web search of your name will likely return your age, date of birth or even home address. We show you ways to try to remove your personal information.
Rental rates are rising to record highs across the U.S. and according to the latest research from industry experts, wages and salaries are not keeping up.
A 2022 high school graduate will borrow on average $40,000 in student loans by the time they graduate college, according to a new NerdWallet study. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa shares advice from Elizabeth Renter of NerdWallet for students and parents.
It’s a number that dictates much of your financial future – your credit score - and if you’re looking to make a big purchase, you need to have it in good shape.
After two years of travel slowdown, 70 percent of Americans said they’re planning a trip in the next 12 months, according to a new study from Nerdwallet.
Frequent flyer rewards offer travelers the opportunity to rack up benefits, but with all the airlines out there, making the best financial choice can be tricky.
The FBI said the scam starts when someone contacts you by phone or email pretending to be a representative from your mobile phone carrier. Once the fraudster gets your personal information, they call your service provider and report a lost or stolen sim card.
More than 33 million Americans have quit their jobs in the last year, but before you give your two weeks, there are a few reminders so you don’t leave any money on the table.
Certified pre-owned cars are a hot ticket with sales forecasted to break records in 2022. But is that certification worth the extra cost and are the inspections all they claim to be? In this Consumer Crackdown, national investigator Sandra Jones explains what to look for.
A recent study investigating consumer password use found that 25 percent of online shoppers would abandon their carts of $100 if prompted to reset a password at checkout.
As you plan for that perfect Spring Break getaway, experts warn travelers need to watch out for con-artists offering deals too good to be true and plan ahead for pandemic travel requirements.
According to the Better Business Bureau, tax season is a popular time of year for scammers looking to target consumers through email, phone, or text message.
