Emily Volz is an Anchor & Consumer Investigative Reporter at WFLA. She specializes in themes related to family and relationships, parenting, consumer interest, and personal finance, often focusing on consumer behavior and protection. Emily's work has been featured in WNYO-TV, KRNV News 4 Reno, and WJAR-TV.
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After six years of continuously rising prices, financial experts say Americans have hit a breaking point.
Experts say scammers are posing as bank representatives and trying to connect via FaceTime.
The Social Security Administration website is an online portal where seniors can track and manage all of their benefits.
Data brokers collect a ton of information about us – everything from our addresses to our shopping history.
It's bad enough being scammed. But having to pay taxes on the money you were scammed out of is really twisting the knife.
With artificial intelligence gobbling up almost all of the available RAM, tech companies are scrambling to find more.
Imagine getting paid to like videos or rate products online.
However, 6 in 10 Americans say they're still struggling to afford their medication, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Unfortunately, the soaring cost of living is making it increasingly harder for retirees to stay retired.
With so much of our personal information getting exposed in these breaches, Bentley University professor and creator of scamicide.com Steve Weisman said, at some point, most of us will become victims.
