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With the time ticking to file taxes, the IRS's ‘VITA' program offers free help for those who make $64,000 or less
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistants, or VITA program, works to help those at no cost who make $64,000 or less file their taxes. Every volunteer in the program is trained and tested to assist anyone who meets the income requirements. The NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson have more on what this program can do to help.
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Haven't turned in your tax return yet? Here's some tips before you do
The clock is ticking for taxpayers who still have not submitted their tax returns. They are due in about a month and the NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson contacted the National Association of Tax Professionals to bring you some top tips to keep in mind before you do yours.
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‘Check fraud or check washing' is a major threat. Here's how to protect yourself
According to the American Banking Association, the majority of Americans prefer electronic banking or going online to complete transactions. But with that convenience comes a risk that criminals know how to exploit. NBC10 Responds and Tracy Davidson has how you can protect yourself from becoming a victim.
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Scammer snatches women's check from mail then cashes thousands online
A scammer stole a woman’s check, altered the amount and then cashed it for thousands online. When the woman never got reimbursed by her bank, she reached out to NBC10 Responds for help. NBC10’s Tracy Davidson has her story.
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Scammer steals woman's check, changes amount, cashes it for thousands online
A woman says a scammer stole a check she sent through the mail, altered the amount and then cashed it online for thousands of dollars more than she had written it for. When her bank didn’t reimburse her, she reached out to NBC10 Responds for help.
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IRS estimates that 50,000 people in Philly miss out on free money every year. Make sure you get yours
The IRS estimates that 50,000 people in Philadelphia miss out on free money every year. NBC10 Responds and Tracy Davidson has how to get your free money this year on your income taxes.
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Philly store owner uses AI to stop shoplifters
A Philadelphia convenience store owner is using artificial intelligence to stop shoplifters.
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Philly convenience store owner uses AI to stop shoplifters
A Philadelphia convenience store owner is using artificial intelligence to stop shoplifters. NBC10 Responds reporter Tracy Davidson shows us how it works.
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Seven tips to keep in mind so you don't become a victim to tax crimes
IRS Criminal Investigation Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jeff McDevitt gives consumers seven pieces of advice on how to to avoid tax crimes. NBC10 Responds reporter Tracy Davidson has more.
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City revenue officials say the city wage tax refund process is easier this year. Here's what to know
Since the pandemic, people who work in Philadelphia but live outside of the city have learned how the city wage tax refund process works. This year, the city says it has made the process easier. The NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson explain what you need to know and do if you want a refund.
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Looking for a job? Beware of these common scams
If you’re on the hunt for a job, scammers are hunting for you. NBC10 Responds reporter Tracy Davidson shows us the most popular scams and the best ways to protect yourself.
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Tax professionals warn people to choose wisely when deciding how to reduce taxable income
Standard deduction or an itemized deduction are the two choices taxpayers have when deciding how to receive their tax deductions. Tax professionals are warning people to carefully choose how they want to receive these tax deductions, so they don’t “leave money on the table.” The NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson spoke to a tax professional about this.
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FBI issues warning to students about a new fraud scheme targeting them
A new fraud scheme is targeting local students and the FBI reached out to NBC10 Responds to help get the word out. NBC10’s Tracy Davidson has more and shares tips to protect yourself.
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After losing his wife, a man had to wait months to receive money he was the rightful beneficiary of
After a man lost his wife of 30 years, he tried to claim the money from her IRA account she had with Wells Fargo that listed him as the sole beneficiary. However, months went by and he never received the money. That’s when his brother reached out to the NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson to help resolve the matter.
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Filing taxes 2024: Watch out for tax preparation fees
With tax season approaching, you may be excited to see your tax refund. Tax preparation lets people receive their tax refunds early, but it does come at a cost. The NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson look into fees from tax preparation companies and providing you with some alternatives to save your money.
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‘This is a hail Mary': Man gets help of NBC10 Responds after being scammed out of $137,000
Millions of dollars are stolen each year in cyber real estate crimes. NBC10’s Responds Tracy Davidson helps a Lehigh Valley man after he was scammed out of more than $137,000 in such a scam.
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Victims of real estate wire scams beware as financial institutions experience more fraud attacks
A man thought all hope was lost when he fell victim to a scam and lost over $137,000 while buying a new home. After months he reached out to the NBC10 Responds team and Tracy Davidson who were able to get all his money back and have some tips on how to spot a scam if you’re in a similar...
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Data breaches are at an all-time high. Here's how to protect yourself
Cyber security experts consistently remind people to use strong passwords and two-factor authentications. A new report shows these warnings are more important now than ever as data breaches reach an all-time high. The NBC10 Responds Team and Tracy Davidson has what steps you can take to protect yourself.
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Company helps consumers limit credit card debt and increase their credit score
Clarifi, a credit counseling agency, helps consumers manage their money. The NBC10 Responds Team and Tracy Davidson have more on how this company is benefiting consumers and their credit scores.
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Family hit with expensive ambulance bill after incorrect information was submitted to insurance
A local family was hit with a steep ambulance bill after the wrong information was submitted to their insurance company. NBC10 Responds reporter Tracy Davidson explained how the family was finally able to get their money back.