FEMA’S COVID-19 funeral assistance program launched Monday. The agency will reimburse as much as $9,000 per funeral, and up to $35,500 to people who have paid for multiple funerals.
News4’s Susan Hogan shares tips on staying safe from the coronavirus while traveling.
Travel loans are becoming increasingly popular, and a lot of resorts and airlines are offering them as an option at checkout.
Although the administration said children are not at immediate risk from current levels of toxic metals in baby food, it plans to bring the amount to as close to zero as possible. News4’s Susan Hogan has the details.
Many people are finding that preparing their 2020 taxes is a bigger challenge than usual. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan gets your tax questions answered.
A lot of families got a shock when they learned their unemployment benefits were taxable, but the new stimulus bill passed recently corrects some concerns.
News4’s Susan Hogan shares information on which house siding offers the best quality for your money.
News4’s Susan Hogan shares all of the hidden details into buying a new car.
As warm weather returns, it’s time to gear up with some new products for the ins and outs of your home. Consumer Reports Deals Editor Samantha Gordon reveals some great April deals on products that stood out in their tests.
Although robocalls are declining due to improved blocking technology, it’s expected that in 2021 the number of unwanted calls could reach 51 billion.
As we all wait for our chance at getting a COVID-19 vaccine, new information reveals a startling number of fake vaccine websites.
A lot of sleep deprived people swear by weighted blankets. Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan reports on the blankets and how they work.
News4 parents talk about how they make time for themselves during the pandemic.
Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan shares tips for keeping pillows looking and smelling great.
Democratic lawmakers will introduce the Baby Food Safety Act on Friday. News4 Consumer Reporter Susan Hogan explains the changes.
To provide relief to student loan borrowers during the COVID-19 emergency, federal student loan borrowers were automatically placed in forbearance, which allows you to temporarily stop making monthly loan payments.
