North Texas car buyer scammed with VIN fraud after finding a used car on social media
A North Texas car buyer said he thought he did enough research after finding a used car on social media.
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How to check your credit reports and other free resources
A perk offered to consumers during the pandemic has been extended indefinitely.
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Tax Day is Monday and help is still available
Ahead of Monday’s deadline to file a federal income tax return, the IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in downtown Dallas is open on Saturday, April 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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How to find Rangers home opener tickets
The World Champion Texas Rangers are hosting the Chicago Cubs for the Rangers’ home opener on March 28. At last check on Wednesday, tickets were no longer available on the Ranger’s website for Thursday’s game – though there are seats available on ticket resale sites.
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How to find approved solar eclipse glasses
We are now just three weeks away from a total solar eclipse in North Texas and if you’re still on the hunt for eclipse viewing glasses or equipment you may find they’re in short supply.
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New IRS tax prep pilot available; Is it an option for you?
Direct File is different from the existing IRS Free File program which is open to taxpayers making less than $79,000 a year.
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NBC 5 Responds helps to recover losses after luggage is lost by shipping company
An attempt to lighten the load while traveling turned into a heavy burden for one North Texas family when their luggage was lost.
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How a misdial could have cost a consumer hundreds
NBC 5 Responds to a Mansfield consumer offering fellow travelers a heads up: double-check the customer service phone number you dial. One wrong digit could have cost her hundreds of dollars.
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Spring Break vacations are here! Here's how to plan
A cardinal rule for a successful Spring Break travel experience is not to wait until the last minute to organize your trip.
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Consumers complain of new fridges dying young
NBC 5 Responds to consumers paying thousands of dollars for a new fridge only to see it die within a few years.
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What to know about extensions this tax season
This year’s federal income tax filing deadline is Monday, April 15. If you already know you’re not going to be ready to file on Tax Day, read on for how to get more time.
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Homeowner missing thousands after seeking foreclosure help
A Tarrant County homeowner said she is missing thousands of dollars after a company promised to help her with a foreclosure case. Read on for her efforts to track the money and what she wants other homeowners to know.
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How to avoid a “ghost” tax preparer
A ghost preparer is someone you paid to handle your return who doesn’t sign it.
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Child Tax Credit 2024: Should you wait to file your tax return this year?
Tax filers who may benefit from the change may wonder if they should wait on word from Washington before filing their 2023 federal income tax return.
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IRS piloting Direct File option; Here's what Texans can expect
The IRS is working on a one-stop-shop for taxpayers to prepare and electronically file their federal income tax return for free through the IRS.
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How to find free income tax prep help
NBC 5 Responds looked into options tax filers can consider to cut the cost when doing their taxes.
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How to find help, avoid problems in search for weight loss medication
The demand for weight loss medication is driving a shortage of certain drugs. Consumers are seeing promises online for lower-cost or so-called “generic” versions.
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A North Texas father gets help from NBC 5 Responds with his son's hacked bank account
A vigilant North Texas dad was first to notice when his son’s bank account was hit with multiple fraudulent transactions, but had a hard time convincing the bank to step up.
