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The Biden administration is pushing to prevent medical debt from being considered in most decisions made over whether someone qualifies to rent an apartment, buy a car or take on a mortgage.

“Buy now, pay later” services are a popular way that shoppers pay for goods.

If you have small children, there’s a good chance you have baby wipes stashed just about everywhere. Whether you’re using wipes for diaper changes, removing makeup, or cleaning sticky fingers, you want them to be safe for people and the planet.

Larger SUVs are built to haul children, cargo and more, but when it comes to keeping your family safe, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety warns bigger is not always better.

Before you spend money on that celebrity-endorsed premium cookware, weight loss product, or can’t-miss money-making opportunity, pause. Take a breath. Are you sure a celebrity or influencer is really endorsing that product or program?

For years, property insurance companies have used drones to inspect property damage after a natural disaster.

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season began Saturday, and to help Floridians prepare, the first Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday also kicked off.

The city of Jacksonville reopened its Home Roof Rehabilitation Program Thursday morning after getting nearly $1 million more in funding.

As we mark the beginning of hurricane season Saturday, you should know last year was a historic year for insurance payouts. Twenty-eight separate events cost at least $1 billion.

Only half of Americans are planning a summer vacation.

It’s been almost a year since Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a new immigration law that leaders say pushed thousands of farmworkers out of the state, and in turn, raised the prices of produce.

Now that the graduation celebrations are wrapping up, it’s time to start thinking about entering the workforce and finding a job. Tips for college graduates finding a job.

There is a critical need right now for more workers in the financial tech industry in Jacksonville, and that's why a local university is launching two new programs to help companies find talent.

Consumer Reports' tests reveal battery-powered mowers and other lawn tools have been getting better and better when it comes to performance.

Some assisted living facilities and nursing homes have been forced to close due to escalating operating costs tied to Florida’s skyrocketing property insurance rates, according to data from Bloomberg.

A Putnam County man said he was shocked to find out his property was listed for sale online even though he didn’t list it after a man came to his property for a tour.

Iowa State has already scrapped plans for a new wrestling facility.

Industry experts say this summer’s deals might bring new car buyers some relief.

A new law in Florida is designed to protect older folks from the growing number of scams out there.

The demand for food assistance is rising as data from ALICE shows that more than 38% of Northeast Florida families struggle to make ends meet despite growth in wages.

Union South Partners said it will preserve the historic façade of Sun-Ray Cinema but if you’re hoping to catch another show, there’s not much time.

From chairs to umbrellas, Consumer Reports' experts reveal their top picks for the gear you'll need for a fun day in the sun.

Safety advocates encourage people to weigh down umbrellas if they're headed to the beach this weekend.

Spring has sprung, and so have ticks! Consumer Reports experts reveal chemical-free ways to limit the number of ticks crawling through your backyard.