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Three companies will pay $930,000 after regulators say they told advertisers their AI was listening to conversations near smart devices to target ads, when no such listening ever happened.

September 30, 2026 Finances
If you have ever had the eerie feeling that an ad “heard” a conversation you had near your phone or...
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A federal court just ruled the government has to keep properly funding the consu

A federal court just ruled the government has to keep properly funding the consumer agency that has returned more than $21 billion to over 205 million Americans since it was created.

September 30, 2026 Finances
The federal agency responsible for handling consumer complaints about banks, lenders and debt collectors just won a court fight over...
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The Small Changes Around the House That Can Save Your Family Money Every Month

September 30, 2026 Family,Finances
Saving money at home doesn’t usually come from one dramatic overhaul. It’s the quiet, repeatable habits and tiny upgrades—done once...
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Amway will pay $225 million in the largest settlement regulators have ever reached with a multilevel marketing company, after accusing it of pushing recruits to buy products they couldn’t sell.

September 29, 2026 Finances
If you’ve ever been pitched a “business opportunity” by someone you know, this settlement is worth understanding — even if...
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Two former students are suing the Education Department, saying it kept reporting billions in loans it had already legally cancelled as debt they still owed, damaging their credit for years.

September 29, 2026 Finances
Imagine being told your student loan was cancelled, and then watching your credit report keep counting it against you for...
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Amazon is sending a new round of payments worth up to $200 to customers who were enrolled in Prime without realizing it or couldn’t cancel easily.

September 29, 2026 Finances
If you’ve ever noticed a Prime charge you don’t remember signing up for, or spent longer than you should have...
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