Emily Volz is an Anchor & Consumer Investigative Reporter at WFLA. She focuses on a range of topics including finance, cybersecurity, family relationships, and automotive issues, with particular expertise in credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. Emily's work has been featured in WFLA, WNYO-TV, KRNV News 4 Reno, and WJAR-TV.
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By: Emily Volz
There's a new twist on the romance scam that’s duped more than two dozen women into coughing up more than a million dollars.
NBC 10's Emily Volz spoke with Alicia Martinelli from Washington Trust about steps banks take to prevent fraud.
Ray Shefska, co-founder of CarEdge, said there are pros and cons to using AI to shop for a new vehicle.
By: Emily Volz
A consumer banking analyst for U.S. News & World Reports said in some cases, sports bettors are now gambling on their livelihood.
(WJAR) — NBC 10's Emily Volz spoke with Kristen McCaughey about shared financial awareness for couples.
News of Dolly Parton's recent passing broke hearts all over the world. Unfortunately, it's also opening the door to scammers.
(WJAR) — NBC 10's Emily Volz spoke with Tom Jemo from Washington Trust about guidance for borrowers experiencing financial difficulties.
It's a social media trend that encourages people to optimize their finances and get the most out of every dollar.
(WJAR) — As TikTok grows in popularity, it's now become a site for listing apartments.
The holiday shopping season is well underway, depending on who you ask. But just how good are these early season deals?
