Every year, identity thieves misuse the personal information of more than 11 million Americans. This makes identity theft one of the fastest-growing crimes in the country.
Every year, identity thieves misuse the personal information of more than 11 million Americans. This makes identity theft one of the fastest-growing crimes in the country.
An emergency fund will help see you through an unexpected and potentially costly life event, such as a health crisis, a job layoff or a major home repair.
An emergency fund will help see you through an unexpected and potentially costly life event, such as a health crisis, a job layoff or a major home repair.
If you don't have a plan for the money when that refund check comes, consider these five options for letting the savings you accumulated last year bring you greater financial security and peace of mind in the years to come.
If you don't have a plan for the money when that refund check comes, consider these five options for letting the savings you accumulated last year bring you greater financial security and peace of mind in the years to come.
It's nothing unusual for kids to do some chores to earn money. But some valley kids stepped to do some extra chores -- and they did it for charity.
It's nothing unusual for kids to do some chores to earn money. But some valley kids stepped to do some extra chores -- and they did it for charity.
PHOENIX (AP) - After increasing by 70 cents since the start of this year, gasoline prices around Arizona fell for the first time.
Officials with AAA Arizona said Thursday that the average statewide price for unleaded regular gasoline is $3.73 a gallon. That's a decrease of more than a penny from last week.
This week's national average is $3.70 per gallon, down by almost 2 cents from last week.
Tucson has the lowest average gasoline price in Arizona at $3.52 a gallon while Scottsdale has the highest at $3.81.
Wyoming has the lowest average gas prices in the continental U.S. at $3.31 a gallon with California having the highest at $4.15 a gallon.
