Monthly Archives: October 2026
Ford Recalled Your Ranger, but There’s No Fix Yet. What Should You Do Now?
Two Courts Just Narrowed the Do-Not-Call Rules. Here’s What That Means for Your Phone.
Pennsylvania Senate Passes Bill Letting Banks Freeze Suspicious Transactions to Stop Elder Scams: What SB 738 Would Do
Pennsylvania’s Senate voted 47-2 for SB 738, which would let banks and credit unions temporarily hold suspicious transactions when they believe an older adult is being financially exploited. Here’s what the bill would do, what it would mean for families and agents under a power of attorney, and what to do now.
Subsidized vs. Unsubsidized Student Loans in Bankruptcy
Equifax’s $100 Million Credit Score Settlement Is Open for Claims: Who Qualifies, What You Could Get and the December 28 Deadline
About 4 million people whose Equifax credit scores were thrown off by a 2022 coding error can now file a claim in a $100 million Fair Credit Reporting Act settlement. Here’s who qualifies, what the payment could be and why you have to act before December 28, 2026.


