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It’s always good to have your finances in order. You can start by reviewing your credit reports to make sure they accurately reflect your credit  history.  It’s a great way to check for both fraud and mistakes. Did you know you’re entitled to a FREE credit report once a year? It’s one of the best ways […]

The Kansas City Jewish Film Festival (KCJFF) provides an open, inviting, and entertaining forum for films that explore issues of culture, identity, and history with a Jewish twist. This year the KCJFF comes straight to your home. Purchase a ticket and you can watch the film anytime within a 48-hour period. Plus, everyone in your […]

Knowledge is power. If you’re trying to resolve an issue, it’s not always easy for consumers to resolve issues, know what’s a scam or who to turn to for assistance. The government wants to help consumers make informed decisions on many topics, including banking, cars, credit, education, employment, food & nutrition, health care, housing, insurance, investing, […]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised wearing cloth face coverings when you go out in public, to help slow the spread of COVID-19. With face masks hard to find, we suggest you just make your own. If you sew, there are many patterns out there. But we found a pattern so simple, provided by […]

The Brookside Farmers Market is open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Currently, the outdoor market is set up at HJ’s Community Center, 6425 Wornall Rd, Kansas City, MO. As an essential food provider, shoppers can buy healthy local food from vendors each week. Featured items include plenty of plants to get your own […]

Kansas City residents on both sides of the state line have bills to pay and are likely asking themselves the following questions: Do I qualify for a stimulus check? When will I get a stimulus check? How much will my stimulus check be? The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) was signed […]

Many people have lost jobs in recent weeks, either permanently or temporarily. If you’re worried about how to make ends meet, it is helpful to know that some companies are still hiring all over the country. You probably can find a job. Demand for workers at grocery stores, drugstores, delivery services, hardware stores and some […]

Reebok is pausing in these unique times to give back to hard-working heroes. The sports apparel company announced they are offering 50% off to teachers, nurses, military personnel, first responders, and government employees. Qualified workers just need to go verify with ID.me. After you are verified, start shopping for shoes and apparel from Reebok. There is […]

It wasn’t long ago Kansas City was basking in the glory of being Super Bowl champions for the first time in 50 years. Go Chiefs! You can lift your spirits and relive the glory of the game against the San Francisco 49ers and other great gridiron battles with these FREE sports viewing subscription services from […]

Gas prices are cheaper they’ve been in a long time and the next fill up is about to get cheaper for some of those working on the front lines of our public health crisis. BP and Amoco gas stations are offering  50 cents off per gallon to local first responders, doctors, nurses and hospital workers. […]