A Hanover County family has a warning about a sophisticated new take on an Amazon scam.

As people around the world plan for virtual holiday gatherings, the United States Postal Service is prepared for an increase in mailed packages.

Updating beneficiaries is one of those things people forget about --- until they have a life changing event. But naming the family members who will get your assets in the event of a death is so important.

This year is proving to be the worst on record for fatal drug overdoses in Virginia.

Facing the threat of a class-action lawsuit, Virginia officials said this week they will stop halting unemployment benefits after they’ve been started without first conducting a review.

80% of millennials and generation A say their household income has taken a bit during the pandemic. That’s according to a Nerdwallet survey.

Scammers are using the popularity of the hottest toys to trick parents out of their money.

Every year we all do it! Spend too much over the holidays-- and take all year to pay it back. Let’s make a goal this year NOT to do that.

It’s a simple scam: you get a text saying “click here for updates on a package delivery.“ But clicking that unsolicited link could open you up to a world of financial fraud.

It's so easy to do-- but it can cause you a lot of stress over the holidays. Stop comparing your family to other families or their holiday traditions.

The Richmond Police Department is warning Virginians of a telephone scam that is asking individuals for money.

Virginia will provide emergency SNAP benefits to residents in December, the department of social services announced on Friday.

There’s no end to the baby gear companies want you to buy when you’re expecting! Unfortunately, there is an end to your budget!

A lot of us are looking to free up more cash this time of year. And as Rachel DePompa tells us in this On Your Side Savings Guide-- one way to do that is to pick up the phone and call your credit card company.

We can’t stress this enough-- this time of year! Have a budget and stick to it!

As the pandemic takes a toll on local businesses, many have been praying for a profitable holiday shopping season.

One beer and wine vendor in Charlottesville says online sales have already exceeded expectations, and the holiday season to date has been even better.

‘Tis the season not only for giving, but unfortunately, also for fights! The holidays can be stressful and families can argue.

The airport is usually the last place you want to be when traveling before the holidays, but in the year of COVID-19, those pre-thanksgiving day crowds we’re used to seeing were significantly thinned out.

Have you made a gift giving list yet? You really should check it twice!

Black Friday has evolved from a one day shopping frenzy to a month long savings event. And if you’re shopping online, Rachel DePompa has some strategies that will definitely save you some cash in this On Your Side Savings Guide.

Virginia’s unemployment rate improved in October as the commonwealth gained thousands of jobs in hospitality, transportation and other industries.

Most Virginians can renew their identification online or by mail — an option instated by the Department of Motor Vehicles due to COVID-19 — and they’re being encouraged to signup for a two-year renewal.

Virginia farmers have remained mostly unaffected this Thanksgiving, according to the president of the Virginia Poultry Federation.

Approximately 1.4 million claims and about 20,000 people will be affected by ending the program.

Covid-19 has drastically changed our shopping habits. In fact around 67% of Americans now plan to do the majority of their gift shopping online. Which is why Rachel DePompa is going over ways to make sure you get what you are looking for this holiday season.

Are you still paying off last year’s holiday debt? You are not alone. According to a survey by our partners at the financial website nerdwallet-- 33% of Americans are still paying off Christmas 2019.

Two in five holiday shoppers says they plan to spend less this year because of the pandemic.

It was quiet Friday afternoon on Yellow Finch Lane, as it has been for most of the past two years.

Walmarts nationwide will be “metering” in order to limit the number of customers inside a single store at one time.

Would you go into debt for your pet? It happens way more than you might think. Which is why Rachel DePompa has some helpful On Your Side advice for you fur baby mommies and daddies out there.

A lot of people are relying on credit cards to help them get through this pandemic. If you’re looking for one to help you out during this time-- listen up!

Are you a bargain hunter? If not--do you want to be?

As the peak season for mailing packages nears, the United States Postal Service is reminding customers to look at shipping restrictions, prohibited items and other requirements before sending.

Once you have a budget, look what you can cut out of it and stick to your number. That way you are not drowning in debt in January and working all year in 2021 to pay off Christmas 2020.

As those AC units die down and the heaters get going, make sure your home is ready for winter.

A look at RetailMeNot's 2 day shopping event on November 5th and 6th

All week long we are looking at ways to help you eliminate debt

CarMax is looking to fill more than 350 positions in the Richmond area by the end of 2020.

All this week- we are going over ways to pay off those credit cards.

There’s one key thing you should be doing when you shop if you want to avoid online fraud: use a credit card for all online purchases.

All this week we are going over strategies for getting out of debt. Today we dive into the debt snowball idea

Kroger is filling more than 100 positions during a virtual hiring event on Thursday.

Even though the number of vehicles on I-81 decreased during the pandemic, truck traffic is on the rise again. Now, 56 projects are being considered for the improvement program.

It’s open enrollment time for Medicare. You have from now until December 7th to sign up.

Several area law enforcement and health systems are participating in drug take back events on Saturday, Oct. 24.

An email or text from your boss probably warrants an immediate response but if your boss asks a favor you may want to pause for a second.

Virginia Career Works is partnering with several agencies to host a free virtual career and resource fair on Thursday.

Personal loans are spiking in popularity right now, and not just for projects around the house. A lot of people are using them to pay off debt.

Millions of newly out of work Americans are now faced with the task of finding a new job from their own home.

The next time you head to the store make sure you know if that retailer price matches. As Rachel DePompa points out in this On Your Side Savings Guide, it can really save you money.

Virginia’s pared-down state spending plan retained one major priority for health advocates — a dental benefit for adult Medicaid patients.

Macy’s is holding a national hiring event this week that includes job opportunities in Virginia.

Virginia’s first medical cannabis processor has officially opened to patients.

Hanover County is hosting two events for residences to recycle old technology, paper, hazardous chemicals and more.

James River Water Authority is looking for alternative locations for a water pump after the original location landed on a historic Monacan Indian Nation capital.

Identity theft can happen to anyone at any age. Which is why in this On Your Side Savings Guide-- Rachel DePompa goes over why it’s important to check your child’s credit report.

The Virginia Employment Commission and Virginia Career Works are partnering for several virtual, regional job fairs.