Latest articles by Jamie Feldman
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Will TSA's New Self-Screening Service Save You Time At The Airport?
The Transportation Security Administration is prototyping a self-screening module at Harry Reid airport in Las Vegas.
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Nearly Half of Americans Failed This Social Security Quiz About Retirement
How many of these questions on retirement benefits do you know?
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A Plan To Hold Airlines Accountable For Damaging Wheelchairs Doesn't Go Far Enough, Groups Say
The proposal would make it easier to hold airlines accountable for mishandling wheelchairs and better protect people at airports and on planes, DOT says.
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Verizon's Latest Bundle Offers Netflix and AMC Plus for $25.99
The new bundle will save you around $6 a month but you need to act fast, Verizon says.
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Healthcare Costs Top Concerns For Many Voters This Election Year, Study Shows
The top financial worries for most Americans are unexpected medical expenses and healthcare costs, according to a new KFF study.
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Delta Adds Second Solar Eclipse Flight On April 8
Delta follows Southwest with special flights that offer the chance to view the eclipse as the path of totality runs across 13 U.S. states.
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There's A $1,000 Reason to Find Out How Much You're Paying A Year For Streaming
A new study shows we're spending a staggering amount on streaming — and yet, still not as much as cable.
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Toyota Recalls More than 300,000 Vehicles: What To Know
Toyota's recalls affect certain models and years of Mirai, Lexus, Camry, Camry Hybrid, Tundra, Sequoia and Lexus vehicles.
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Are You Owed Money From This LasikPlus Settlement?
The FTC says 159,711 consumers are eligible for payment from LasikPlus due to deceptive pricing.
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JetBlue Follows American Airlines in Raising Checked Bag Fees
JetBlue says the higher baggage fee will help offset the increased costs of transporting bags.
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Starbucks Is Making Its Stores More Accessible. Here's How.
The coffee chain's move comes at a time when the number of older adults with disabilities is expected to rise.
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Yes, Air Canada Must Pay A Partial Refund For Its Chatbot Error
A court ruling has sided with a passenger who was offered false information via AI about the airline's bereavement policy.
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Your American Airlines Flight Just Got More Expensive
American Airlines will now charge more for checked bags on domestic and international flights.
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Peacock And Paramount Plus Might Be The Next To Merge
Another streaming service bundle may be on the horizon as the owners of Peacock and Paramount Plus discuss options, according to a WSJ report.
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Why More People Are Using Small Banks And Credit Unions
Community banks and credit unions are attracting a small but growing number of you, study shows.
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A $50k CIA Imposter Scam Went Viral. Here's How To Keep Yourself Safe.
After a personal finance expert fell victim to scammers posing as the CIA, the Federal Trade Commission shared advice for keeping yourself safe.
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Your Optimism About Money Has Grown A Lot Since The Pandemic, Survey Shows
More Americans believe they will be even better off financially a year from now, a new Fed survey shows.
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Alaska's Flight Attendants Add Their Voice To Chorus of Industry Unrest
Alaska Airlines flight attendants authorized a strike this week as thousands of colleagues protested for a day at U.S., U.K. and Guam airports over better contracts and pay.
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Visa Users Can Now Directly Withdraw Cryptocurrency in 145 Countries
Visa has partnered with Transak to enable quick crypto-to-fiat conversions.
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What to Know About Tesla's Recall Of 2.2 Million Cars
The recall, Tesla's second in a week, is over concerns with the font size on display panels.
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How To Use Kayak’s Boeing 737-9 Max Filter
Online travel site Kayak offers an enhanced filter that allows you to exclude the Max 8 and 9 planes from your search.
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More Americans Are Seeing Wages Grow Faster Than Prices
Roughly 6 in 10 Americans earned higher wages last year than the year before, study shows.
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Have A Return? Retail Fraudsters Are Making That More Difficult
A new twist in shopping — return fraud — has some retailers clamping down on policies.
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Manhattan DA Urges Payment Apps To Improve Security Features
Incidents of payment app fraud and theft are on the rise and extend beyond NYC, Manhattan DA says.
