The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working to remove medical debt from consumers’ credit reports. Consumer Investigator Caresse Jackman talks to the CFPB and US PIRG on how this impacts consumers.
The new version of the free application for Federal Student Aid is expected to open in December. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa tells us why it was delayed this year and shares expert advice from The College Investor.
The recall comes after U.S. safety regulators opened an investigation into the problem after getting two complaints that repairs didn’t work in two previous recalls this year and in 2022.
An amazing date doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa spoke with an expert from Eventbrite to help you find unique, budget-friendly date night options.
Insurance coverage is not always easy to understand, and a current policy may be inadequate in today's dollars--why a meeting with an insurance agent may be required.
The airport recommends going to renoairport.com before you head out and see how many short and long term parking spots are available, and if there aren’t any there are overflow lots.
An obvious concern for banks is interest rates, with the U.S. central bank recently increasing them to the highest level in 16 years to stabilize prices.
The Nevada DMV has created a new way for residents to file complaints against a car dealer, garage or other businesses licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is joining a number of other states in condemning credit card companies for their reversal a policy that would have implemented a merchant code for gun sales.
The coronavirus handed the Reno City Council a problem: How to find a new city manager in a time of travel restrictions and social distancing. Today they solved it by tapping their police chief.
Starting Wednesday, Smith’s will dedicate the first hour on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7:00 am to 8:00 am, solely to the shopping needs of senior citizens.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) opened the 2020 tax filing season this week. It is now accepting and processing federal tax returns for 2019. Depending on your income and age, you can participate in free online and in-person tax return preparations and filing.
