A South Florida family thought they were about to lose a Father’s Day gift more than a year in the making after the tickets they purchased for a FIFA World Cup match suddenly became unavailable just days before kickoff.
Millions of federal student loan borrowers will soon face significant changes to how they repay their student debt.
To help ease the burden on homeowners, Miami-Dade County launched its Condominium Special Assessment Loan Program.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, the agency received more than 1 million reports of imposter scams in 2025. Reported losses rose nearly 20% to $3.5 billion.
A Tamarac homeowner says he is seeking answers after receiving a letter from a real estate developer saying parts of his property may extend onto land slated for a major residential development.
An underground irrigation leak at a Fort Lauderdale home resulted in water bills totaling more than $60,000. City officials say the meter accurately recorded the water usage and they provided the maximum credit allowed under city ordinance, but the homeowner disputes the charges and says the bill is still unfair.
For many homeowners, the proposal could mean significant savings.
For many scam survivors, the financial losses are only part of the damage. Long after the money is gone, survivors say they are often left dealing with shame, isolation and emotional trauma.
Your hard-earned airline miles can be wiped out in seconds. NBC Responds has a warning for travelers and how to keep your accounts safe.
AI tools are fast, often free and available instantly. But legal experts warn that relying on artificial intelligence instead of a licensed attorney can come with serious risks.
A dream vacation turned into a costly nightmare when a family was scammed out of $6,000.
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A South Florida woman is sharing her story after falling victim to an impersonation scam. NBC6’s Sasha Jones takes a look at why this type of scam is growing and what you can do about it.
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But while these technologies can streamline money management, experts say users should proceed with caution, especially when it comes to protecting sensitive information.
Your credit score plays a critical role in your financial life, influencing how much you pay for major expenses such as a car, a home and even insurance. But some commonly shared advice about credit cards may be misleading and could end up costing consumers thousands of dollars each year.
