Businesses across the U.S. may be in line for a significant financial boost after federal agencies launched an online system allowing importers to apply for tariff refunds.
State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for governor, is promising to send each Texas household a $1,500 check drawn from the state’s rainy day fund if she defeats Gov. Greg Abbott this November.
Last week, 530A Accounts, commonly known as “Trump Accounts,” opened for families to invest money in their children’s future.
Sen. Chris Murphy has introduced the Living Wage for All Act, which would raise the federal minimum wage to $25 an hour by 2032 for large corporations and 2039 for other businesses. Do you agree with a $25 minimum wage? Let us know.
RBFCU warns of a rise in AI-powered phone scams targeting consumers. Learn how voice-cloning scams work, warning signs to watch for and how to protect yourself from fraud.
As excitement builds around the championship series between the Spurs and the Knicks, soaring ticket prices on the resale market are making attendance increasingly unaffordable for average families.
State Sen. Mayes Middleton says Rep. Chip Roy betrayed the MAGA movement, while Roy says Middleton isn't qualified to work at the attorney general’s office, let alone lead it.
As the cost of owning a vehicle continues to climb, many Texas drivers are struggling to keep up with monthly payments and insurance premiums.
The incumbent senator has dominated financially, thanks to an array of megadonors and dark money groups. The Tribune assembled a guide to the money behind the most expensive Senate primary ever.
Texas restaurant operators are continuing to face mounting financial pressure as rising food and fuel costs impact businesses across the state, according to the latest quarterly economic report from the Texas Restaurant Association.
San Antonio has a reputation as an affordable city, but it’s hard to ignore the rising prices on everyday goods. And from the cost of a gallon of milk to a gallon of gas, people are feeling it.
Consumers may have noticed higher prices for staple items such as beef and milk at the grocery store in the last few months. Those increases reflect deeper challenges facing farmers and ranchers across Texas and the nation, according to the Texas Farm Bureau.
The state of Texas is holding more the $10 billion in unclaimed property — most of it cash — and more than $492 million of it is owned by Bexar County residents.
Teachers are known for going above and beyond for their students, but for many, the work doesn’t stop when the school day ends. For one San Antonio high school teacher, long hours are just part of the profession.
The U.S. Treasury Department reports that the average tax refund this year has climbed to more than $3,400 — approximately $340 higher than last year.
A new LendingTree survey shows a rising number of consumers are paying late on these short-term loans. LendingTree analysts are also revealing that more borrowers are relying on the option just to make ends meet.
A new survey found nearly a quarter of regular exercisers spend nothing at all on exercise. Instead, they choose activities like running or walking outdoors that require little to no cost. However, while the workout itself may be free, the clothing and accessories often are not.
The U.S.-Israel war with Iran means higher profits for Texas oil companies and higher costs for its consumers, according to Texas experts who are tracking suddenly-volatile energy markets.
The San Antonio Stock Show Rodeo is still going strong with 100 FREE things to do on the fairgrounds. Our KSAT crew stopped by the fairgrounds to check out a few of those free things, starting with a selfie at the iconic "Let's Rodeo" sign!
Starting, building and keeping a business can be a daunting task for anyone, especially for a child. But over the past 5 months, 8-year-old Madison Ayers has filled more than 1,000 orders for candles she makes from scratch.
Valentine’s Day flowers may cost more this year as tariffs and higher shipping expenses drive up prices for local florists, according to a San Antonio shop owner who says the increases are also cutting into sales.
An analysis by Savings.com of Consumer Price Index data found the cost of celebrating Valentine’s Day has risen by 30% since 2021, outpacing overall inflation and making the holiday harder to afford for many Americans.
Millions of Amazon customers across the U.S. may be getting money back after the Federal Trade Commission accused the company of enrolling users in Prime subscriptions without their consent.
A recent national report ranks San Antonio among the most affordable large metro areas in the country. However, local economists say the income needed to live comfortably in this city is still out of reach for many residents.
Tap-to-pay credit cards and digital wallets have made everyday purchases faster and more convenient, but cybersecurity experts warn that criminals are also exploiting the technology through a rapidly growing scam known as “ghost tapping.”
Cutting back on your electricity this weekend will not only help protect the power grid but also keep your electric bills from climbing, according to CPS Energy.
A Rio Grande City resident has claimed a $1 million winning scratch ticket purchased at a San Antonio grocery store, according to a Texas Lottery news release.
After the holidays, many people are entering the new year with a familiar sense of financial stress — credit card balances to pay down, “buy now, pay later” installments to manage and budgets that may feel stretched thin. Financial experts at NerdWallet say the start of the year is a good time for what they call a “financial reset” — a chance to get organized and make a plan for the rest of the year.
A proposed legal settlement between Visa, Mastercard and U.S. merchants could soon change how some shoppers pay at checkout.
Starting this month, the Social Security Administration’s annual cost-of-living adjustment will go up by 2.8%, translating to an average increase of more than $56 for retirees every month.
Starting this month, the Social Security Administration’s annual cost-of-living adjustment will go up by 2.8%, translating to an average increase of more than $56 for retirees every month.
A recent survey from LendingTree found that 37% of Americans accumulated holiday debt, with respondents averaging about $1,223 in additional spending
According to a recent West Health-Gallup survey, 47% of U.S. residents said they’re worried they won’t be able to afford necessary health care this year.
Texas could soon become a major player in the financial world, with NASDAQ announcing plans to open a regional office in the state.
Should the two sides be unable to reach terms before the Dec. 31 deadline, Baptist Health System said 1.4 million Texas families could face higher costs or disruptions in their healthcare.
A new Consumer Reports investigation found that Instacart has been running AI-assisted pricing experiments across several major grocery chains, and in some cases, the discrepancies were significant.
The National Retail Federation expects Americans to break a record this holiday season, projecting shoppers to spend more than $1 trillion.
An Adkins resident, in far east Bexar County, claimed a winning scratch ticket worth $1 million, the Texas Lottery said in a news release.
The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows 5.4% of employed Americans hold multiple jobs, reflecting growing economic pressures as inflation continues to impact household budgets.
As has been the case for years, major grocers are offering meal deals for the big holiday. This year, some retailers are lowering prices for those packages.
Over $1.6 million dollars have been raised from local businesses to aid SNAP recipients as the federal government shutdown continues, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said at a Friday press conference.
Some seniors say the Social Security Administration's cost-of-living adjustment won’t help much in their ability to pay for their daily expenses.
About this time of year, Foundation Communities would be getting its latest group of specially-trained staff members ready to help more than 6,800 Central Texans sign up for Affordable Care Act insurance coverage.
San Antonio Startup Week is in full swing, bringing together entrepreneurs who will be pitching their business ideas for $160,000, which will be awarded throughout the week.
San Antonio home sales rose last month, with prices holding steady, according to the latest Multiple Listing Service Report from the San Antonio Board of Realtors.
Visiting Mickey Mouse is getting more expensive next holiday season after Disney announced price hikes for its U.S. parks, according to a statement from Disney on USA Today.
Shoppers are getting a head start on their holiday purchases to avoid missing out on major sales, according to a new survey from Wallethub.
San Antonioans who want to take charge of their finances now have an opportunity to learn about and access resources on how to build credit and chart a pathway to financial success at the Smart Money Flow seminar this Tuesday.
The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate by a quarter-point Wednesday and projected it would do so twice more this year as concern grows at the central bank about the health of the nation’s labor market.
Free money from Zelle or Cash App just for filling out a government form? That’s what some TikTok videos claim. But Consumer Reports has a warning: it’s not a windfall — it’s simply not true.
Forbes recently released its list of the 400 richest people in the United States, and it includes more than 40 people with Texas ties.
Two winners of the nearly $1.8 billion Powerball prize were picked on Saturday, with one of the tickets sold in Fredericksburg.
If you get your health insurance through your job, you could see those monthly plan costs go up.
Southwest Airlines is set to transform its boarding process by introducing assigned seating, starting January 27, 2026, marking the end of the airline’s long-standing open-seat policy.
In honor of Memorial Day and Circle K Fuel Day, participating San Antonio Circle K locations, as well as 5,800 other locations in the U.S., are offering discounted fuel on Thursday.
The average teacher pay across Texas has fallen more than $10,000 below the national average according to the Texas State Teachers Association.
Average gasoline prices in San Antonio have fallen 17.8 cents per gallon in the past week, now averaging $2.66 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
Over 100 workers at the Refugee and Immigration Center for Education and Legal Services Inc. (RAICES) were issued layoff notices, according to a Texas Workforce Commission filing.
Average gasoline prices in San Antonio have gone up 22.9 cents per gallon in the past week, now averaging $2.84 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
Average gasoline prices in San Antonio have fallen by 13.1 cents per gallon in the past week, now averaging $2.61 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
KSAT spoke with April Ancira, vice president of the Ancira Auto Group, who said customers may see a shortage of foreign cars in the future because of the tariffs.
Average gasoline prices in San Antonio have surged by 22.2 cents per gallon in the past week, now averaging $2.74 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
As inflation drives up prices, local efforts are being made to provide fresh and affordable food to San Antonio residents.
San Antonio’s gasoline prices have increased by 12.7 cents per gallon over the past week, bringing the average to $2.69 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the area.
The man arrested in connection to a March 7 road rage shooting says his friend “Money” fired the fatal shot, according to an arrest affidavit.
San Antonio’s gas prices have fallen 17.6 cents over the past week to settle at an average of $2.56 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations around the city.
The South San Antonio Independent School District’s new superintendent discussed future plans, including adding new school buses and providing bonuses for district teachers.
In today's consumer headlines: Car prices may rise with proposed 25% tariffs on imports. Starbucks cuts 1,100 jobs and trims menu items. Denny's adds an egg surcharge due to shortages.
San Antonio’s gas prices have jumped slightly over the past week, climbing 18.3 cents per gallon to settle at an average of $2.74 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations around the city.
Sixty-one workers at the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services Inc. (RAICES) were issued layoff notices last week, according to a Texas Workforce Commission filing.
Some restaurants are implementing surcharges as the bird flu outbreak drives record-high egg prices across the country.
In today's consumer news: Average San Antonio rent drops to $1,168. Texas leads the U.S. with 16 Tier 1 universities. Pet microchip company Save This Life closes due to tax issues, affecting registrations.
San Antonio gas prices have significantly increased over the past week, with the average price rising by 17.5 cents per gallon, now averaging $2.72 per gallon, according to GasBuddy’s survey of 886 stations in the city.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced during his State of the State address that he will raise the average pay for teachers across Texas.
Tariffs imposed on Feb. 1 will be 25% on imported goods from Canada and Mexico and 10% on imported goods from China. Trinity University economics department chair Dr. David Macpherson said tariffs on this scale have not been implemented since the Great Depression.
In today's trending news: 66-million-year-old ancient fossil vomit was found on a Danish beach, big game ad spots hit an $8M record, and it's National Croissant Day.