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He was promised $500 Visa card in February for signing up.
A budget will be the key to ensuring you’re not stacking debt on top of debt.
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office settled with a shutter and blind company accused of scamming clients and not returning their money.
There are four easy things everyone can do to make themselves less of a target online, according to experts.
After numerous hurdles with the city of Phoenix, Sean McElroy’s home can now be rebuild after a 2021 fire destroyed it.
Experts teamed up to analyze the actual value of travel points and miles during the peak travel season.
Sandy Girard says that with the help of On Your Side, she has over $16,000 back in her account.
September is over, so we look back to see how much money On Your Side has recovered or saved for viewers.
A recent LendingTree survey shows 71% of people have experienced ‘shrinkflation’ in the past year.
Beginning on Oct. 1, loan servicers will be able to report student loan payment delinquency to credit reporting agencies.
Experts explain how minor home maintenance can save you some cash in the long run.
A Sun City woman says somehow, a scammer fraudulently wired $16,000 out of her Navy Federal bank account.
FTC officials say the company charged undisclosed junk fees, failed to inspect homes before residents moved in and improperly withheld security deposits.
According to State Farm, you are most likely to hit an animal in West Virginia, Montana, followed by Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Parents who updated the laundry room to make it more trendy need to take some safety precautions to ensure the safety of their children.
On Your Side gives an update on a man waiting six months for his windows to be fixed and a woman waiting for her father's headstone photo to be replaced.
Discounted domestic deals will likely be few and far between on high-demand travel days, but if you want to travel abroad, that may be your ticket.
A Mesa woman has a $1,300 security deposit back in her pocket thanks to On Your Side.
A couple of Arizona's Family viewers with big hearts helped a Phoenix woman get her walk-in cooler repaired so her business can help feed hundreds of kids in need.
A Phoenix woman was hit with a $56,000 lawsuit she knew nothing about and when the company wouldn't listen, she called On Your Side.