Money: It's Personal is a personal finance series that works to break down money topics into easy explainers that anyone can understand. Catch it every Tuesday morning on GMSA at 9 a.m.
KSAT Money: Tips for paying off high interest debt
Read full article: KSAT Money: Tips for paying off high interest debtVirtually no investment will offer returns to match the high interest some credit card companies charge when consumers start racking up debt, so it's best to pay it off as soon as possible. Here are some tips to help you get started.
KSAT Money: How to dispute errors on your credit report
Read full article: KSAT Money: How to dispute errors on your credit reportImagine looking at your credit report only to find a big mistake. It can be pretty scary to see. But all consumers are able to dispute those errors by reporting them quickly and correctly. Here are some tips to help you out.
KSAT Money: How to create better personal finance habits
Read full article: KSAT Money: How to create better personal finance habitsSometimes it's hard to build good money habits to manage your finances better, but they can benefit you in the long run if you stick to them. Here's some tips to help you out.
KSAT Money: Types of investments and their risks
Read full article: KSAT Money: Types of investments and their risksIf you’ve come across some extra money lately, or you just want to invest, you may start looking into the stock market to grow your finances. With apps such as Robinhood and Stash, it has never been easier.
KSAT Money: How to spot red flags during your job search
Read full article: KSAT Money: How to spot red flags during your job searchHelp wanted signs are popping up around town and through job posting websites, giving San Antonians many options to find a new gig. But sometimes, looks can be deceiving if you miss the red flags on a job bulletin.
KSAT Money: Credit reports and credit scores
Read full article: KSAT Money: Credit reports and credit scoresYou may want to start paying off some of the things you put off during the holidays last year with credit cards, but before you do that, you'll want to take a look at your credit score to help you find out which credit card works for your score.
Paying more for less: How shadow inflation affects your wallet without you even knowing it
Read full article: Paying more for less: How shadow inflation affects your wallet without you even knowing itOver the last year, we have seen a wave of disruptions, from supply chain problems to labor shortages, but now we have stumbled into another economic symptom -- shadow inflation.
KSAT Money: Is a buy now, pay later service worth using to purchase high-priced items?
Read full article: KSAT Money: Is a buy now, pay later service worth using to purchase high-priced items?Buy now, pay later is a payment option that’s becoming more popular among online shoppers to buy clothing, electronics, gym equipment and even vacations.
KSAT Money: Make school supplies shopping a learning experience with these tips for parents
Read full article: KSAT Money: Make school supplies shopping a learning experience with these tips for parentsShopping for school supplies can add up for parents, but it also opens up an opportunity to speak with their children about what they can afford at the store.
Tips to choose the right lawn service for your home
Read full article: Tips to choose the right lawn service for your homeKeeping your lawn beautiful and bright green can be a challenge if you’re doing all the work yourself. If you need that extra help and want a professional to do a job right, it’s essential to choose the right lawn service to meet your needs.
Key scam indicators to look out for to avoid becoming a victim
Read full article: Key scam indicators to look out for to avoid becoming a victimDuring National Consumer Protection Week, the Federal Trade Commission is offering some guidance on what you should be looking out for to avoid becoming a victim.
Texan taxpayers affected by winter storms have two extra months to file their returns this year, IRS says
Read full article: Texan taxpayers affected by winter storms have two extra months to file their returns this year, IRS saysThe Internal Revenue Service is extending tax season deadlines for Texans affected by last week’s winter storms.
Eligible educators can deduct out-of-pocket expenses for COVID-19 protective items used in classroom, IRS says
Read full article: Eligible educators can deduct out-of-pocket expenses for COVID-19 protective items used in classroom, IRS saysIf you’re an educator filing a tax return this year, you may be eligible to deduct unreimbursed expenses for COVID-19 protective items used in the classroom.
Filing a tax return? Here are some ways to avoid scams and keep your personal information safe.
Read full article: Filing a tax return? Here are some ways to avoid scams and keep your personal information safe.Tax season begins on Feb. 12 this year, but many can start their return process now, giving scammers a chance to target unsuspecting taxpayers. The IRS is warning people about what to look out for and offering tips on how to avoid tax scams.
How to stay safe and make the best of Black Friday deals this year
Read full article: How to stay safe and make the best of Black Friday deals this yearBlack Friday deals have been phased in throughout the month to allow for social distancing at stores, but some retailers are still holding their biggest sale of the year this Friday. Here are some tips for those who will be heading out for deals this week.
KSAT Money: Want to start making deliveries for extra cash? Avoid these insurance pitfalls.
Read full article: KSAT Money: Want to start making deliveries for extra cash? Avoid these insurance pitfalls.Are you looking to make some extra cash by making local deliveries for food or other essentials? You may want to check your auto policy first.
KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids about earning money? Here are some tips to help you get started.
Read full article: KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids about earning money? Here are some tips to help you get started.The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has some tips to make it easier for parents to talk about earning with their children.
KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids money planning? Here are some tips to help you get started.
Read full article: KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids money planning? Here are some tips to help you get started.The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is offering families some tips to help them discuss money planning.
KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids to save? Here are some tips to help you get started.
Read full article: KSAT Money: Want to teach your kids to save? Here are some tips to help you get started.“Some things are just worth waiting for” — it’s a phrase your parents may have said to your during your youth to teach you the value of saving for something you want.
Going on the web to look for scarce products? Here’s how you can avoid COVID-19 online shopping scams
Read full article: Going on the web to look for scarce products? Here’s how you can avoid COVID-19 online shopping scamsScammers won’t let a pandemic stand in their way of making a quick buck, so the Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers about some online shopping scams and sharing tips on how you can avoid becoming a victim.
San Antonio real estate agent uses Tik Tok, Instagram to show off city’s homes while maintaining social distance
Read full article: San Antonio real estate agent uses Tik Tok, Instagram to show off city’s homes while maintaining social distanceA local real estate agent is using the power of social media to bring in clients and showing them what the San Antonio housing market has to offer — all while keeping a safe distance.
How senior citizens who need help running errands can avoid scammers
Read full article: How senior citizens who need help running errands can avoid scammersOlder people in Bexar County may need a helping hand to get groceries or pay bills, and sometimes they rely on strangers' kindness to get these errands done. But there are some scammers out there looking to make money off unsuspecting seniors in need of assistance.