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3 days agoCredit card users aren’t reaping their rewardsCash or other perks from credit card rewards programs can come in handy during high inflation, but many people aren't even claiming their rewards, leaving cash on the table.
Can’t sleep? These products may help you get a good night’s restThe time change can mess with your sleep, and some people always struggle to get quality rest. Consumer Reports offers advice to get a better night's sleep and suggests which products may also help.
San Antonio homeowners can learn how to lower property tax bills at city workshopThe City of San Antonio is hosting a workshop on Monday to help homeowners learn about exemptions and steps to submit an appeal to lower property taxes.
Nervous about your money? Here’s what to check at your bankGiven recent turmoil at a few banks, some consumers are asking, "What about my money? Is it safe?"
San Antonio housing market coming back down to EarthSales of existing homes dropped again last month, signaling the market is calming down from pandemic frenzy.
What you need to know before you file your taxesThe tax deadline is fast approaching. April 18th is the last day you can send snail mail taxes or hit send electronically.
College life 101: What kids should know before starting collegeSome parents neglect to teach their teens basic skills, like how to cook, clean, grocery shop, and do laundry before they go to college.
Monthly subscription fee to see the doctor? It’s an optionFamily physician Roger Moczygemba diagnoses illnesses, treats injuries, and writes prescriptions. But what he does not do is take insurance. He's one of the growing number of doctors adopting the direct primary care model for their practice.
Here are some insider travel tips when planning for Spring BreakWhether you're planning to escape by plane, train, boat, or car, planning is key.
Should tourists be concerned about sale of this popular Michigan-based company?Financial expert weighs in on what sale of Kilwins will mean for those who love to visit stores.
What is the difference between tax planning and tax compliance?Did you know when you’re getting ready for tax season, there are two types of preparation methods?
These discounts can help you tackle spring cleaning, allergiesSales on vacuums, trimmers, air purifiers come just in time for spring.
What’s the latest with U.S. job market? Recent stats might surprise youHere are recently released statistics in four categories.
Nearly 164,000 people applied for student loan debt forgiveness in San Antonio, data showsNearly 164,000 people with student loan debt applied for loan forgiveness in San Antonio since President Joe Biden announced his initiative last year.
Should corporations adopt a 4-day workweek? We asked you, and here’s what you saidAccording to responses we’ve gotten to the idea, many are receptive to a four-day workweek.
Time for a change? Questions to ask before switching careersFrom moving up, to moving out, the average person will change jobs 12 times during their lifetime. There are steps to take when deciding when it’s time for a change.
KSAT Money Q&A: San Antonio Startup Day creates monthly learning events for business communityGeekdom, a co-working space and technology hub in San Antonio, has created a new monthly San Antonio Startup Day event to help entrepreneurs turn their ideas into viable companies.
Hybrids, EVs rule Consumer Reports’ top new carsSeven of Consumer Reports' Top 10 picks for 2023 cars, trucks and SUVs are hybrids or electric vehicles.
San Antonio woman claims local bank gave her $200 in counterfeit billsA San Antonio woman is warning others to count their money before they walk out of a store or bank after she claims she got two counterfeit bills at a local bank and didn’t realize it until it was too late.
Shoppers dig for deals at San Antonio liquidation bin storesLiquidation bin stores are booming, and shoppers are digging for deals.
Need a ride across the state? This company could be alternative to Uber and LyftSome might know it, but there is a rideshare for long distances that exists.
Here’s what’s on sale in FebruaryFebruary can be a good time save on mattresses, cell phones, winter clothing and more.
Federal Reserve just gave you more reason to pay off credit cardsThe Fed's latest rate hike means it will likely cost you more to carry a credit card balance and borrow money.
How to choose the best bank for your bucksIf you're unhappy with high fees and low interest, it may be time to break up with your bank.
Florida man buys winning $1 million scratch-off game after being cut in lineA Florida man’s composure paid off in a big way. Stephen Munoz Espinoza, 43, of Delray Beach, Florida, claimed a $1 million prize from a scratch-off ticket that he bought after a man jumped in front of him in line.
These supplements are popular. What do they actually do?More than half of American adults take at least one vitamin or dietary supplement daily. Do they work? Consumer Reports looks into some of the biggest sellers.
Gas prices rise 59 cents in one month, more to comeGas prices soar 59 cents a gallon in one month, and analyst says there's more to come.
Here are some easy indoor projects for your homeThe cold temps outside are an opportunity for some home improvement. So if the winter days are bringing you down, consider taking on an indoor home project to pass the time.
Happy Space: How to find quality items for your home at estate salesIt’s a New Year, and many are considering refreshing their home.
Next step in $2.5B expansion for San Antonio International Airport to take place in February$2.5 billion. That is the projected price for the new expansion for the San Antonio International Airport, but it wont happen overnight.
Some tips on budgeting for home improvement projectsThe new year is a great time to start thinking about budgeting for your home projects.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance programs offers free help at San Antonio-area sitesIf IRS forms, tax jargon, and number-crunching make your head spin, there may be help available through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.
Are you paying too much for internet service?When Consumer Reports analyzed thousands of internet bills they found confusing billing, varied pricing and lack of competition.
Here are some tips so you don’t fall victim to payment app scamsWhile payment apps like Zelle, Venmo, and Cash App make sending money to your friends or for purchases very easy and convenient, Pew Research Center states that about one in 10 people fall victim to payment app scams or hacking.
Netflix looking to hire flight attendant for up to $385K a yearNetflix is looking to hire a flight attendant to work within a “dream crew” and the pay could exceed a quarter million dollars based on the job listing.
Wanna get away? January, February cheapest months to flyIf you have the itch to travel, pack your bags and buckle up. Now is the cheapest time of year to fly.
These store-brand foods can please your taste buds, walletStore-brand foods can be big money savers unless they don't taste good. Consumer Reports taste-tested several products, comparing store brands to name brands.
Graph shows how home values have changed since start of the pandemicThe effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the housing market have been making headlines for nearly two years but you might be wondering what the big picture looks like in terms of where we started vs. where we are.
‘Who wants to pay $20 for an omelet?’ Egg prices bite bakeryInside Meemo’s Bakery and Cafe in San Antonio, they crack a lot of eggs. Problem is, the price of eggs is cracking the budget.
Is there buried treasure in the Netherlands from World War II? People are trying to find outOn Jan. 3, the Dutch National Archive made public an old map believed to mark a spot where millions of dollars worth of treasure were hidden by German soldiers during World War II.