New Jersey cancels back-to-school tax holiday after just 2 years
The state has officially gotten rid of their annual tax holiday program, which offered tax-free back-to-school shopping.
Gas station pumps, ATM’s increased target of skimming devices preying on consumers
Police have a warning for people all across the tri-state area to watch out for card skimmers at ATMs, check-out lanes and gas pumps. Police are seeing more of the devices.
Strike deadline looms for four Atlantic City casinos
Union negotiators and casino management are trying to reach new contracts that would avoid a disruptive strike during one of Atlantic City’s busiest weekends.
Philly woman frustrated waiting for PPA to help pay for damaged vehicle
A Philadelphia woman's car was hit after a vehicle came loose while being towed by a PPA tow truck.
A series of car crashes in front yard of one Philadelphia home has left owner frustrated
A Philadelphia homeowner is frustrated with repair bills after three cars have crashed in his front yard.
Thieves ‘washing’ and cashing checks stolen from mail, Philadelphia police warn
Happening in Philadelphia and across the nation, thieves are stealing checks and money orders from mailboxes, washing the information and taking the cash.
Travelers hit the road in the Northeast, ahead of Thanksgiving rush
Thanksgiving travel has begun in the Northeast
Inflation increases prices for supermarket items and everyday items
Chris O'Connell reports on rising inflation in Delaware County and across the nation
It's all about technique when purchasing Mega Millions tickets
Hank Flynn talks with some folks aiming to live on Easy Street, hopeful to win the Mega Millions jackpot
Reopening N.J. indoor dining brings hope to Borgata furloughed employees
Hank Flynn has details
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Can you borrow from an IRA without penalty?
Technically, it isn't possible to borrow money from an individual retirement account, or IRA, in the same way you might from a 401(k) or another type of employer-sponsored account.
Will a negative balance on a credit card hurt my credit score?
Having a negative balance on your credit card simply means that your credit card issuer owes you money.
What happens when you have debt in collections?
When you stop making payments toward your debt -- whether it's a credit card, student loan, car note, mortgage or even a medical bill -- you’re at risk for that debt heading straight to collections. This means that debtor is taking your nonpayment more seriously and resorting to other, more binding tactics to get its money.
Fed’s emergency rate cuts affect mortgages — here’s how you can benefit now
In March, the Fed issued emergency rate cuts on loans. The spread of COVID-19 and subsequent restrictions at the federal, state, and local level, have taken their toll on the economy. With more people seeking unemployment and businesses losing money, the Federal Reserve wanted to encourage spending.
Coronavirus student loan interest waivers being offered — how to take advantage
In an effort to bring aid to those struggling during the coronavirus crisis, President Trump has taken significant measures to ease the burden of student loan payments on borrowers. On March 13, he announced the interest on student loans would be waived “until further notice” and on March 20 he took things a step further by suspending student loan payments until September 30, 2020.