Money

There’s more than $6 billion in unclaimed cash and valuables in Texas

More than $6 billion in unclaimed cash and other valuables is currently being held by the state of Texas.

Traveling for the holidays? Experts say now is the time to buy your flights

If you’re ready to get out of town for the holidays this year, experts are saying right now is the time to buy your flights.

10 wealthiest Hispanic celebrities

Which Hispanic celebrities have the most net worth?

Book holiday flights now to land the best deals, travel expert says

If your holiday plans include air travel, now is the time to look and book flights in order to land the best deals, according to travel industry experts.

How to get a deal when new car prices are surging

Limited inventory on some new cars, trucks and SUVs has some buyers paying more than the sticker price. Consumer Reports offers strategies to help you get a deal even in a tight market.

Need cash before payday? What you should know about paycheck advance apps

Need quick cash before payday? Paycheck advance apps can help in some situations, but Consumer Reports warns of the potential downsides.

Bought Kellogg’s Raisin Bran cereal? Deadline to claim settlement cash is Sept. 7

If you pour Kellogg’s Raisin Bran or Frosted Mini Wheats into your cereal bowl, you may be eligible to claim a little cash. Better hurry, though. The deadline to file a claim is Sept. 7.

Report: Inventory, sales of new homes show slight increase in July

There are understandable concerns from homebuyers about inventory and sky-high prices, but there might have been recent some encouraging news to help alleviate those worries.

What’s new lately with housing? Are we headed for a market crash?

Just in the past few weeks, the Biden administration announced it would take steps to address a severe housing shortage in the U.S.

Used car market is hot. Here’s how to avoid getting burned

The used car market is hot as the chip shortage lingers, impacting production of new cars, trucks and SUVs. Now, even finding the used car you want can be a challenge. Before you jump to buy a used vehicle, especially with a surprisingly sweet price, doing a little research can save you money and headaches.

Road trippin’ this Labor Day weekend? Expect traffic, higher gas prices

Labor Day weekend travelers can expect plenty of company on the roads and to pay the highest gas prices for this end-of-summer holiday in seven years.

Here’s what’s on sale in September

As summer shifts to fall, September is prime time to land seasonal deals. Consumer Reports found sale prices on some its top-rated products.

How to prepare your home during hurricane season

Whether you're weathering a tropical system or just your typical severe thunderstorm, there are steps you can take now to ensure you’re ready for anything.

You paid HOW much over asking? Tell us your wild housing market stories here

We’ve all heard about it by now: Houses are selling like crazy (and they have been for quite some time), interest rates have been at all-time lows, and it seems like everywhere you turn, you learn of another wild real estate story.

Con artists capitalizing on cryptocurrency craze

Buried treasure: Workers recover $25,000 accidentally thrown away by family

It’s a good bet that just about all of us have thrown something away on accident.

Some countries pay more than six figures to athletes who bring home a medal -- but not the U.S.

Here’s a breakdown of what certain countries pay athletes when they win a medal in the Summer Olympics, according to Forbes.

Here are some ways to fix your credit score and how to keep it from dropping

A credit score can range from poor to excellent and a lower score could be keeping you from financial success

Do the math: Back-to-school shopping adding up to record spending

So long, summer. Hello, binders, backpacks and what looks to be record spending on back-to-school shopping. Parents can expect higher prices this year, but there are some simple strategies to keep the tab in check.

Is a buy now, pay later service worth using to purchase high-priced items?

Buy now, pay later is a payment option that’s becoming more popular among online shoppers to buy clothing, electronics, gym equipment and even vacations.

Make school supplies shopping a learning experience with these tips for parents

Shopping for school supplies can add up for parents, but it also opens up an opportunity to speak with their children about what they can afford at the store.

August discounts include back-to-school tech, Consumer Reports says

As the summer winds down, end-of-summer and back-to-school sales are heating up. Consumer Reports reveals which of its top-tested products are discounted in August.

Ways to help you successfully navigate a tight market for new cars

Need a passport? It could take 5 months

If you need a passport anytime soon, good luck. It can take up to 18 weeks, according to the U.S. State Department.

Some tips on how to control in-app purchases for popular video games

In this era of video games, quite often you have to pay for every little thing.

Here are some tips to pet-proof your home

Ways to choose more carbon-friendly flights

What parents should know about child tax credit scams

The first advance child tax credit payments have barely gone out and already scammers are trying to trick parents out of their money and sensitive financial information.

Families seek help from San Antonio Food Bank amid rising food prices at grocery stores

The San Antonio Food Bank says families struggling to recover from the pandemic are turning to it for help.

Would you be up for a trip to space? Here’s when it might become more ‘affordable’

Gas prices are the highest in seven years. Here’s how to stretch a gallon.

Drivers are paying the highest gas prices in seven years, so an auto expert is sharing ways to help you stretch a gallon and your dollar.

First monthly child tax credits go out Thursday

Most families of children age 17 and younger will begin seeing extra money in their accounts this week as the IRS sends the first monthly child tax credit.

How to build, boost your credit score

If the pandemic led to late or missed bill payments, your credit score could have taken a ding. Consumer Reports says there are ways to build credit the right way.

San Antonio nonprofit helps parents to find both a new home and new school for their kids

Finding a home that meets all your wants and needs can be difficult enough and for parents it can get even more tricky because good school districts are often at the top of their wish list.

How to spot red flags during your job search

Help wanted signs are popping up around town and through job posting websites, giving San Antonians many options to find a new gig. But sometimes, looks can be deceiving if you miss the red flags on a job bulletin.

Child tax credit payments start July 15 but you can opt-out

The Internal Revenue Service is about to start sending money to qualifying families for the advance child tax credit payments rollout.

These top-rated products are on sale in July

July is starting off with a bang when it comes to Fourth of July Sales. Consumer Reports tracks prices and found July is the best time to buy several of its top-rated products.

What are the benefits of buying pet insurance?

Some tips for buying refurbished electronics

Prices on phones, laptops and other electronics continue to rise, so that means consumers are increasingly looking for ways to save.

5 methods to save big on hotels

Of course, it depends on when you book and how savvy you are at tracking airfare deals, but scoring a great deal on a flight these days certainly isn’t impossible.

Global manufacturer Nissei will relocate headquarters from California to San Antonio

Big news for the San Antonio area: On Wednesday, it was announced that Nissei America, Inc. will relocate its U.S. headquarters from Anaheim, California to San Antonio, the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation said.

Don’t want those child tax credit checks starting in July? Here’s how to opt-out

There’s been another update from the Internal Revenue Service in regard to the child tax credit payments that are scheduled to go out in July.

Female Financials: Getting in the Investing Game

San Antonio civil rights activists weigh in on city’s $3.1 billion budget approval with increase in police funding

We asked how you felt about returning to work. Here’s what you had to say.