This episode provides 12 website addresses where you can find even more consumer information than what was provided in the 12 Days of Christmas series. They include local, state and national organizations.

This episode outlines 3 ways to recover from a used car dealer after buying a car “as is”. It outlines state and federal statutes as well as common law that provide remedies for a used car sale gone wrong.

The S.C. Consumer Protection Code allows a lawsuit for damages and injunction for these 10 and other acts considered to be unconscionable debt collection activities in S.C.

Lenders often suggest including credit insurance with your loan. Since it’s optional, here are 9 questions you should get the answers to before you agree to pay for credit insurance on your loan.

If you’re being tempted to take out a payday loan to pay your bills after spending too much on Christmas, know your rights before you turn that check into cash!

The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) is a federal law that provides a settlement process when your billing statement has errors. This episode provides a list of 7 types of billing errors that can be disputed.

A review of 6 things to consider when co-signing a loan and how it can affect the financial well being of the co-signer.

5 fast facts about credit repair from the S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs

Ingles Angle gives you the 4 points making up the anatomy of a security freeze, including lifting an thawing!

This episode of the 12 Days of Christmas describes 3 common telephone scams and how to avoid succumbing to them.