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Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis said recommended “home hardening” recommendations provided by the My Safe Florida Home program saved him a bundle in his annual home insurance premium.

A Central Florida man falls victim to a random text from a beautiful woman.

Parents and relatives caring for medically fragile children 21 years of age and younger will have to wait to apply for medical training and financial compensation provided under a new state law approved in the last legislative session.

News 6 viewer Loucinda Curtis is warning consumers to be on the lookout for Facebook Marketplace imposters after she was contacted by someone telling her to upgrade a Zelle account to receive her payment.

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries

The veteran CEO of Orlando-based Strong Point Financial offers the key questions consumers need to ask themselves to improve their savings status in 2024.

Alessandro Cinquini, a handsome 30-year-old cruise ship employee, has become the victim of the very global imposters who use his social media photographs in romance schemes across the globe.

It’s official: the start of the 2024 tax season is Monday, Jan. 29.

For Christmas shoppers who signed up for those buy now, pay later plans, the holidays are over and it’s time to pay up — maybe more than you expected. Consumer Reports is here to make sense of these short-term loans with important advice on how to dodge costly fees and what to do next time.

Florida could be on the list of states using the E-Title system.