Finances
Focus on South Florida
Just in time for the start of a new year, we help you plan a strategy to keep your personal finances in check in 2013. 8137121
Free Credit Score Reports For Wells Fargo Customers
Do you feel ready to approach lenders about a car or home loan? If you’re a Wells Fargo customer, take advantage of their credit score check first.
Miami Filmmaker’s “Broke” Delves Into Athletes’ Financial Problems
South Florida filmmaker Billy Corben’s latest ESPN film, “Broke,” dealt with a topic that is tough for most athletes to talk about, having it all and losing it all. Corben also took time while talking to CBS4 to weigh in on the UM-Notre Dame game on Saturday.
Mobile Banking Apps: Convenient Or Costly?
Mobile banking may be the most convenient way to keep track of your money, but are you putting your personal information at risk every time you log in?
Economy Likely To Trudge Along In Second Quarter
The economic recovery may be years away from ending, but there have been some steady gains in South Florida and across the country that is giving some economists hope heading into the second quarter starting Sunday.
Planning Ahead Is Key To Success With Personal Finances
It’s a new year and planning ahead is always best practice, especially when it comes to your personal finance.
Homeowners Finding Success In Appealing High Property Tax Bills
By now you have probably received your estimated property tax bill and may be a bit sticker shocked. But just because the bill says you owe a lot of money, doesn’t really mean you do.
Psychologists Seeing “Market Anxiety” In Patients
It is enough to make anyone more than just a little nervous, Wall Street’s wild mood swings up and down.
I-Team: Examining Robaina’s Record in Hialeah
At every campaign appearance, Julio Robaina touts his record as Hialeah mayor, reminding voters he did not raise property or business taxes in the city.
Report: NFL Players Taking Risky Loans
Both sides in the NFL lockout are finally set to begin court-ordered mediated talks to reach a collective-bargaining agreement. But, the NFLPA may be starting to crack as players run into problem of having no cash during the lockout.






