Two men sought in connection with credit card skimming in Montgomery County

Credit card skimmers are popping up in Montgomery County. It has happened five times, so far, stealing money out of bank accounts from more than 50 people.

Last Blockbuster in Texas closes its doors

The last standing Blockbuster video store in Texas is shutting its doors.

Eagles' memorabilia among Treasury's stock of unclaimed property

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- The Pennsylvania Treasury Department is taking the occasion of the Philadelphia Eagles' appearance this week in the Super Bowl to remind people the state is holding unclaimed property that includes an array of Eagles' memorabilia.

Hot cars are on display at the Philadelphia Auto Show

The Philadelphia Auto Show has some of the hottest cars on display at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Tax reform windfall: These companies are hiking pay, delivering bonuses

In addition, FedEx said it would enact performance-based incentive plans for salaried workers and donate $1.5 billion toward its employee pension plan.

4 ways to lower the heating bill this winter

Experts say you can easily reduce heating costs by dropping the temperature on your thermostat.

Lawyer: Hotel valet gave his $300,000 Ferrari to wrong man

The owner of a $300,000 Ferrari is suing Marriott International, saying a hotel valet gave his keys to a young man who was trying to impress a woman he just met.

Toys R Us to shutter 180 stores, 5 in Philadelphia area

NEW YORK (AP) - Toys R Us, squeezed by Amazon.com and huge chains like Walmart, will close 20 percent of its U.S. stores, or 180 locations, within months.

Bank of America eliminates free checking for lower-income customers

Bank of America Corp. has eliminated a free checking account popular with some lower-income customers, requiring them to keep more money at the bank to avoid a monthly fee.

How the IRS may mess up your paycheck this year

However, the new system, updated by the IRS and the U.S. Treasury Department in under one month, could leave more room for miscalculation where withholding amounts are concerned.

Six-figure construction jobs are going unfilled

The construction sector is ready to boom in 2018, but there’s just one problem: there aren’t enough qualified workers.

64 Kmart stores and 39 Sears stores to close this year

Sears Holdings Corp (SHLD) said on Thursday it was shuttering 103 unprofitable Kmart and Sears stores as it continues to streamline operations amid mounting debt and a string of quarterly losses.

Top 5 financial New Year's resolutions for Americans this year

The start of a new year often means resolving to do better at everything from fitness to family to finances. In fact, this year, a good 80% of Americans are making money-related resolutions that can change their lives for the better.

Top 8 money mistakes to avoid in 2018

According to a 2017 GoBankingRates survey, more than half of Americans (57%) have less than $1,000 in their savings account.

Post-Christmas shoppers head back to stores for returns, deals

Now that the Christmas holiday is over, the rush of “returns season” begins. Major retailers are offering some deep discounts on popular items post-Christmas.

Philadelphia finishes last minute Christmas shopping

In Center City, they were getting ready to turn out the lights at Reading Terminal Market. It was definitely a busy day for vendors and shoppers.

How to return almost anything without a receipt

For people who meticulously organize and catalog their receipts, returning merchandise is no problem. But for the rest of us, it's a huge pain in the pocketbook.

Suspicious (and smelly) package found near Treasury Sec. Steve Mnuchin's Bel Air home

A suspicious package found at the Bel Air home of U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was determined by the Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad not to be explosive, authorities said.