How San Diegans can save money, protect their credit, resolve complaints with businesses and understand their rights as consumers.
A company charged you incorrectly, delivered a defective product, or failed to provide a service you paid for. Customer support has not fixed it. What should you do next? A clear written complaint, supporting records, … Read more →
San Diego consumers can get free weekly credit reports and freeze their credit at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion at no cost. Here is how. Read more →
Many San Diego households now separate food scraps for composting, and products labeled “compostable” are marketed as an easy way to do it. Reports in 2024 raised questions about whether some of those products live … Read more →
Yeah, a stray golf ball did this. Cost to repair = $1,831. Ouch! The ball was hit by a golfer using a nearby municipal golf course. So, how was I going to recoup the cost … Read more →
Artificial Intelligence is no longer a concept. It is here and it is being used to replace workers. Jobs are being re-designed or lost to AI, as we speak. There is a legitimate debate about … Read more →
Are you financially savvy enough to handle the trend away from defined benefit pensions and towards defined contribution programs? Keep in mind that only 30% of retirees in the U.S. are qualified to handle the … Read more →
You are probably a Barclays Bank customer and you don’t even know it. And, as we’ll explain below, there are a number of reasons that you don’t want to be a Barclays customer. You don’t … Read more →
Our blog often deals with Internet scammers who are offering little of value for way too much money. But there’s another thing that many Internet scams have in common: ClickBank, ClickBetter and ClickSure. These two … Read more →
If you want to see the future of banking, you need look no further than a digital bank. A digital bank operates virtually; it has no physical branch or office. So, you’ll interact with this … Read more →
Only 40% of all Americans died with a valid will. The remaining 60% died either without ever having created a will or not having a legally enforceable one, , according to author Theodore Hughes. But … Read more →
