Author: Craig Harris, USA TODAY

Emulait, a California startup, says its smart phone technology allows women to scan their breast to create a bottle that mimics the experience.

Six strangers offered to retire predatory loans of an Arizona man whose $3,000 repair ballooned to a $14,000 debt with triple digit interest rates.

The Biden administration Wednesday announced new guidance to end bank “junk fees” that produce billions of dollars and target low-income consumers.

A Florida fraud expert says homeowners need to be wary of scams in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Make sure to contact an insurance agent first, she says.

As college athletes make money through NIL deals, they are being reminded that the newfound cash is taxable income and Uncle Sam gets a cut.

Pro teams, colleges and big bowl games like the Chick-fil-A Kickoff, sell only paperless tickets. Are biometric tickets, which scan palms, next?

How will President Biden’s student loan forgiveness affect me? More details are coming, but here are answers from an expert on real life scenarios.

Mississippi has 5 times more payday lenders than McDonald’s restaurants across the state. Here are the experiences of three women with payday loans.

Social justice law firm and Laurel, Mississippi – site of ‘Home Town’ HGTV series – are fighting payday lenders’ high fees, triple-digit interest.

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