
Anchorage firefighters say that a major cause of house fires in the winter is dirty chimneys. Getting your chimney inspected can clear it of flammable debris and find flaws that could put your home and family in danger. More>>
The federal program designed to give substantial rebates to consumers who trade in their old gas guzzlers for more fuel-efficient models has led to the best sales weekend in a year for one dealership. More>>
It's taken six years, but consumer advocates have finally forced the release of a government report about cell phone use while driving. More>>
A recent Wells Fargo survey showed that parents and students don't see eye to eye on financial matters. But programs are available to better plan for college. More>>
In Alaska there are emergency calls every year from fireworks. That's why there was a renewed warning Wednesday from the Consumer Product Safety Commission and local safety officials. More>>
There is some positive consumer news coming out of the recession, from new support for small businesses to budget shopping for the more affluent. More>>
Annoying and in some cases illegal -- that's how consumers and law enforcement described the latest round of automated telemarketing that's focusing on credit card restructuring. More>>
Stricter documentation took effect for land and sea travel June 1. But the new passport rules seem to be causing some confusion for many travelers. More>>
Seniors are being hit with stimulus and Social Security schemes targeting their financial fears. While other thieves are latching onto health alerts, most recently feeding off of the swine flu scare. More>>
A solar powered hot water system was installed at an east Anchorage triplex. It was the first system to be installed in Anchorage in decades. More>>
A nonpartisan advocacy group found that seniors are losing ground because Social Security and cost-of-living increases are not keeping up with expenses. More>>
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