Here's how you can still get rental assistance if you're facing eviction amid moratorium ending Saturday
The CDC eviction moratorium ends Saturday, and a survey by the U.S. Census estimates 3.6 million people nationwide will be evicted in the coming months.
Company offering "Buy Now, Pay Later" financing for unexpected expenses
Sunbit offers Buy Now, Pay Later financing for things like auto repairs, dental work, or eye glasses.
More evictions expected for Houston area families as CDC moratorium ends Saturday
Thousands of more Houston area families are expected to face eviction soon as the CDC moratorium ends Saturday and won't be extended again.
Platforms let you sell your unused internet bandwidth
Most people don't use all the internet bandwidth they pay for each month. Now some people have started selling what they don't use.
Man shares burn story from propane grill to warn others
A member of our FOX family in Philadelphia is sharing his story of being burned from a propane grill malfunction to warn others.
Understanding Houston renters' rights when mold grows in their apartments
We often hear from viewers who say they have mold growing in their apartments and they can't get it fixed. But it's a health hazard, and renters have rights.
COVID-19 treatment could cost you more this year
People who catch COVID-19 this year may face much higher medical bills than if they had caught the disease last year.
Zero-click attacks: the new way hackers can get into your phone
Cyber experts have discovered they are vulnerable to a new way that hackers can attack when you're using public Wi-Fi hot spots.
Wedding boom on amid shortages for flowers and gowns
A post-pandemic wedding rush is on as many couples are rescheduling weddings they cancelled last year.
Houston renters face more health hazards in apartments after sewage leak
The City of Houston Code Enforcement has slapped an apartment complex with warnings for several more health hazards after a sewage leak.
Answers to questions about Child Tax Credit monthly payments
The IRS started sending out child tax credit payments today.
Many economists, Federal Chair don't expect inflation to last long
While economists say prices for some consumer goods will stay high for a while, many expect inflation to decrease next year.
Shrinkflation: Hidden ways you're paying more for groceries
Many shoppers are finding shrinkflation, the downsizing of products being sold for the same price.
You may soon get fewer illegal robocalls thanks to new law
A new law means you should start receiving fewer illegal robocalls soon.
Free app shows you where you can bring your pets during travels!
Not only did more people adopt pets during the pandemic, but more folks are also traveling with their pets these days.
Consumers can get paid for their internet data
Tech companies such as Google and Facebook sell your data, the information you reveal about yourself when you're clicking or shopping online. Now some companies are turning the tables, letting consumers sell their own data.
Houston tenants say raw sewage has been leaking into their apartments for 10 days
Several families tell us they've had an inch of raw sewage inside their Houston apartments for ten days.
Credit expert offers first time homebuyers tips to improve credit score
Credit experts say some homebuyers are hurting their credit and finances by overpaying for houses in this red hot real estate market.
Survey finds 46% of 'Buy Now, Pay Later' shoppers regret it
As more online shoppers are using Buy Now, Pay Later financing, a new study shows many are getting themselves into trouble.
Rental relief drive helps hundreds apply for additional $53.5 million in aid
15 organizations teamed up Wednesday at Harvest Time Church and connected nearly 600 people with the rental aid and other resources they need.