A consumer advocacy group says an offer from Equifax is both confusing and misleading. The major credit bureau sent out the offer about a week before Georgia's new credit freeze law goes into effect. The mailer offers Georgians a "monthly" service. Channel 2's Lori Geary tells you why it's controversial.
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A funeral director in a small Georgia town admits he cashed in on death benefits meant for the family of a World War II veteran. The family is going public about the situation so the loved ones of other veterans get the facts and their benefits. Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Jim Strickland tracked the case from south Georgia to Florida.
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She expected the baby but she didn't expect the giant medical bills! A Buford woman says she signed up for a medical discount plan and got nothing for her money. Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Jim Strickland found new moms across the country with the same complaint.
The state is legally obligated to provide an education for the thousands of juvenile offenders which it holds. But a top official at one youth detention campus contends the education offered inside her Y.D.C. is pathetically inadequate. Channel 2's Richard Belcher investigated. More Details
1. Make sure possible inaccuracies aren't hurting your credit 2. Detect potential identity theft 3. Stay on top of your credit without hurting your score
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1. Make sure possible inaccuracies aren't hurting your credit
