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Here's how to travel to Mexico more safely
A few precautionary measures will go a long way to protect yourself and your valuables.
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Buy now, pay later for your next vacation? What to know before accepting an offer
Experts say these buy now, pay later loans can come with risks, especially when it comes to unexpected trip cancellations or refunds.
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How to help your kids avoid costly financial mistakes once they turn 18
Experts say financial literacy goes a long way and that you can even build your teen’s credit score to give them an advantage once they turn 18.
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Tips on keeping money in the bank and out of the cash register
While some prices have eased a bit, some families are still feeling the pinch, with many looking for ways to stretch their money further due to ongoing concerns about rising costs and likely price increases due to tariffs. Consumer Reports has practical, expert-backed tips to help you get the most value out of every dollar. From grocery-store aisle... -
What you need to know to buy property safely in Mexico
Thinking of buying a property in Mexico? How do you know that the property is free to be sold? Learn the legal steps you have to take to protect your investment.
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Here's how to lower inflation costs of your daily commute
Public transit and carpooling can generate significant savings in a short time.
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You got a tax refund — now what?
According to the IRS, a majority of taxpayers get a refund — NBC 7 and Telemundo 20’s Tania Luviano-Hurwitz has tips on how to spend that money.
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Here's what to do in an earthquake and aftershock
Monday morning’s earthquake was a reminder that we should always be ready for the big one.
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Inflation cools down before trade talks heat up
Experts advise consumers to know what products might see price hikes so they can plan accordingly.
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What to know about reciprocal tariffs and why you should care
With so much happening to the world economy, it can be hard to figure out how tariffs may affect your budget if and when they kick in.
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Your car may be spying on you; here's how to get it to stop
If you bought a new car in the last five years, you might be sharing more than just the road. A new Consumer Reports investigation reveals that automakers could be tracking and selling your driving data, often without you even knowing it. That new car of yours isn’t just tracking your mileage—a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals that ... -
Marketing tactic or scam? San Diego women report ‘creepy and sketchy' texts
The messages offered landscaping services by texting a woman and using her name and indicating that they knew where she lived.
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Cracking the code on egg labels
No price hike has caused as much chatter as the cost of one dozen eggs. With slim pickings at the supermarket, you might be unable to find your usual brand or variety.
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What happens to unused gift cards, services when businesses close? NBC 7 Responds explains
With so many companies filing for bankruptcy recently, and some even closing for good, you might wonder what happens to any gift cards or unused services you have. Forever 21, Party City, and Joann Fabrics are just a few of the stores that have gone out of business in recent months. But retailers aren’t the only ones feeling the impact…... -
El Cajon couple says their dream house in Mexico has become a nightmare
The pair fear losing tens of thousands of dollars they paid for a home south of the border.
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How San Diego families who rely on credit cards can recover
Credit card debt is a topic that comes up a bit more often these days at Mae’s Beauty Salon in San Diego. “It’s been a tough year financially for all of us, and we can see our clients feeling the same way,” said Crystal Badu, who helps her mother at the family’s hair salon. Badu said that customers have...
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San Diego woman finally gets refund for supplements she bought off infomercial
Reyna Rodriguez said the refund should have been sent to her once she returned the supplements, but that didn’t happen until NBC 7 Responds got involved.
