Wrong 401(k) Plan Could Boost Fees
There are things you need to know about your 401(k) that could save you some money.

What To Do Now For A Debt-Free Christmas
Don't let a tight economy put the humbug on your Christmas. Do these five things to avoid a financial hangover after the holidays.

Congress Considers Allowing Pets as Deduction
Should you be able to write off your pets on your taxes?

Crowds Line Up for Utility Help
Kansas City police received an unusual traffic call Monday morning at 63rd and Manchester.

Experts: Economy Improving Except For Jobs
More people are buying homes and Ford announced record earnings as economic news improves in the U.S.

Target Stores Test 5% Discount Card in KC
A test program at Target is offering 5% off all purchases to customers who use the store’s Red Card.

KCP&L Lighting Up Savings For Winter
The economy has many people falling behind on their utility bills. Now, KCP&L officials are launching a new program to help them.

You Could Save Hundreds on Auto Insurance
Think you know who offers the best auto insurance rate? Comparing multiple quotes from multiple auto insurance companies could save you hundreds of dollars on auto insurance.

Ways to Save Money While Eating Out
Surprised by your high dinner bill? Here's some ways to make sure you get what you pay for--and pay for what you get.

Benefits Extended For Unemployed & Buyers
The Senate passed a bill extending unemployment benefits for more than a million jobless Americans.

Hundreds of Refund Checks Unclaimed
The Internal Revenue Service says hundreds of people in our area have not claimed their refund checks, returned to the IRS by the postal service.

How to Steal Good Deals This Holiday
Feeling like the Grinch might steal Christmas this year? There are great deals out there on all kinds of stuff, as long as you don't mind its past.

Identity Theft is Number One Consumer Complaint
Former FBI agent offers tips for companies and individuals on avoiding identity theft after 100 court documents were scattered on busy street of downtown Kansas City.

Jobless Rate Tops 10 for First Time Since '83
The unemployment rate has surpassed 10 percent for the first time since 1983 -- and is likely to go higher.

KCP&L Holds Resources Fair
Kansas City Power & Light is reaching out to help struggling customers this winter.

Sprint to Cut Over 2,000 More Jobs
Sprint Nextel will cut 2,000 to 2,500 jobs by the end of this year; no word how many workers will be affected in metro area.

Workers Facing Unemployment Have a New Opportunity
Hundreds of American Airlines employees will be out of work next year but they have a shot at new jobs in aviation.

Help on the Way for Some Water Customers
A new fund has been established to help qualifying Kansas City water customers pay their bills.

Winter Heating Bills A Little Lower
BPU customers can look forward to a break on this winter’s heating bills.

Foreclosures Down For the Third Month in a Row
While foreclosure rates are up year to year, there was a decline in foreclosures in October for the third consecutive month. We have a link to a state by state chart.

Beware of Car Warranty Offers
Missouri Attorney General Koster announced lawsuits against six Missouri-based companies offering extended warranties for vehicles.

Expunging Criminal Records Easier in Kansas
Getting records expunged is nearly impossible in Missouri, but some crimes are still out of reach.

KCMO Offers Utility Help
Water and sewer customers in Kansas City, Missouri can call for help if they need assistance paying their bills.

7 Ways To Spend Smart During The Holidays
Every year, more and more Americans go into debt especially after shopping for their holiday gifts. Now, with a few simple steps, you can stay debt free, or at least manage it better.

Johnson County Library to Eliminate Paper Notices
In an effort to save paper and money, the Johnson County Library system is "going green."

Program Can Help You Save Money for College
As part of American Education Week the Missouri State Treasurer is crisscrossing the state talking about the 529 savings plan for your child’s college education.

KCP&L Holding An Energy Resources Fair
Kansas City Power & Light is reaching out to help struggling customers.

Getting The 'MOST' For Your College Education
With many families struggling for ways to pay for everything these days, Missouri state officials hope a new push will remind them not to forget about college for their kids.

VONAGE Customers To See Refunds
As part of a settlement reached with Kansas and 31 other states, the internet based phone service will change the way it handles consumer cancellation requests.

Secrets to Holiday Bargain Shopping
Where should shoppers go to find the best bargains this Holiday? A hidden shopping expedition finds there's no easy answer this Christmas, but the competition is good for bargains.

'Cramming' Extra Charges On Your Phone Bill
Two attorneys general are looking into these extra charges crammed onto your phone bill. Think it can't happen to you -- it happened to Call For Action.

Looking to Save Money on Your Heating Bill?
Energy and home improvement experts offer tips on how to keep the heat in and the cold out.

More Black Friday Ads Popping Up Online!
LOVE BARGAIN SHOPPING? You might want to check out the latest Black Friday ad that is now available, this one for the world's largest retailer!

$23 Million Up For Grabs for Homeowners
We found more than $23 million of your tax dollars here in KC to buy and rehab foreclosed homes. It's a government program just underway, and little has been spent. Here's how you could find a new home for the holidays.

5 Tips for Sell Your House Right Now
Trying to sell your home? You'll want to know these five things to do so you're sure to get your house off the market.

Survey: Economy Affecting Holiday Travel Plans
A new online survey of 1,000 internet users shows travelers in the U.S. are altering their holiday travel plans because of the economy.

Nixon Freezes Tuition at Community Colleges
Mo. Gov. Jay Nixon says community colleges will put a hold on raising tuitions if state officials can avoid budget cuts.