More people are coming forward looking to give to help families with medical debt, and have now helped KIRO 7 eliminate more than $5 million in medical debt for people in Western Washington.

Last month, KIRO spent $12,000 dollars and

Do you need help with a consumer problem? Jesse Jones may be able to help.

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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a warning about a new scam involving a number showing up on your caller ID that appears to be from the SSA, but is really from criminals intent on stealing your

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The back of your MasterCard is going to look very different beginning in the new year.

In April 2019, MasterCard issuers all over the world will no longer have to put a signature panel on the reverse

As Hurricane Michael was heading towards Florida, a Tacoma couple says they were desperately trying to change their vacation flights to the disaster area.
Feeling the costly change fees were unfair, the family called Jesse Jones for help.

An app developer says his latest product may eliminate the need for lawyers in small claims court.

It’s called DoNotPay and is now available in all 50 states.

App designer Joshua Browder came up with the idea after getting 30

A Federal Way couple discovered an abandoned boat blocking their driveway.

Facing a four-figure bill to have it removed, they called KIRO 7’s Jesse Jones for help.

The boat, full of junk, is the opposite of sunken treasure for 84-year-old

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In recent years, T-Mobile has been tinkering with its business model, allowing it to steal headlines from some of its competition while at the same time occasionally undercutting them in price. Now the “Uncarrier” has new strategy

An Everett woman said someone got into her Uber account and spent hundreds of dollars in just minutes from across the country.

“I just got a thing that said your Uber is a minute away,” Angelia Herman said.

When she

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If you’ve ever been without a vehicle in the fall, you know that it’s only a matter of time before walking in the cold gets old. If you’re looking for a new car, why not consider the

Some residents of a Puyallup neighborhood are angry with a state’s small fine for a contractor who they say damaged their homes.

Brenda Bauer can’t understand why the state didn’t hammer her contractor, Five Star General Contractor, financially for busting

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Hurricane Michael is speedily approaching the Florida Gulf Coast with destructive winds and a storm surge that is expected to wreak havoc upon the Florida Panhandle.

Preparations for the weather began days ago when storm projections tracked its

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Another Google data breach, this time of the company’s Google Plus social network, has reignited concerns about user privacy and security safeguards supposedly in place.

More than 500,000 Google Plus users had their data exposed this past

A Seattle-based law firm said a computer program designed by Ticketmaster may be to blame for customers not being able to get tickets to live events.

Seattle attorney Steve Berman’s class action lawsuit against Ticketmaster accuses the company of selling

The Seattle Housing Authority is getting paid to put cell towers on top of apartment buildings.  Now, some residents are concerned about their health.

The current federal standards for radiation exposure said every one of these buildings is safe for

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If you’re looking to move into a new job before 2019, now’s the time to make a career change: October is a great month to find a employment.

With Black Friday 2018 rapidly approaching, major retailers are

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Social Security has sustained generations of Americans and kept them out of poverty as they aged. But will Social Security benefits be there for you when you need them?

RELATED: Here’s how much of your monthly expenses

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Retailers are responding to customer backlash over the companies’ quests to make a buck on what is supposed to be a family holiday: Thanksgiving.

Big brands like Costco, Dillard’s, H&M, Home Depot, and Ikea are among 60

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If you’ve been thinking about applying for a job with Amazon, the retail giant is raising its minimum hourly wage.

Starting November 1, Amazon’s minimum hourly wage will be $15 for all full-time, part-time, temporary (including those

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If a cyberattack hit our nation’s financial system, would you be ready to deal with the fallout — including not having access to your money for a period of time?

Money expert Clark Howard has some advice

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The explosion of social media has resulted in unprecedented access between fans and celebrities. It has become increasingly common for big-time celebrities to interact with everyday people online. But what happens when someone “famous” contacts you privately?

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If you were logged out of your Facebook account and prompted to log back on, it’s because of a “security issue,” the social network said Friday. Facebook has been hacked, affecting nearly 50 million users.

“Our investigation