Renting Out Your Car on Turo App
It’s like Airbnb for your vehicle, rather than your home. And some have said it’s a good new way to make some extra cash, but it may not be for everyone. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero...
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Debit Vs. Credit: Which Card Is Safer?
Does it matter which card you pull out when it’s time to buy groceries, or something with a bigger price tag? NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero breaks it down.
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Preventing Hearing Loss in Kids and Teens by Protecting Children's Ears
The WHO is saying that millions of teenagers are at risk of hearing loss because of the loud music they are listening to for too long. Consumer reporter Lynda Baquero shares tips on how to protect one’s hearing.
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Money-Saving Tips For Filing Taxes This Year
With just four weeks to go until the deadline to file taxes, NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero explains what to watch out for before filing taxes this year.
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Tax Refund Tips for 2022: How to Maximize Your Money Back
Some tax refunds are looking a little paltry this year, thanks to the Child Tax Credit – Lynda Baquero explains how to maximize your money.
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How to Help Ukraine: Questions to Ask Before Donating to Avoid Getting Scammed
Pleas to help the people of Ukraine are everywhere, but the New York state attorney general is warning consumers to be cautious in order to avoid potential scams
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How to Know If Your Donations to Ukraine Is Legitimate
Amid the conflict triggered in Ukraine by the Russian invasion, many aid organizations are raising funds to help those impacted by the conflict — but not all organizations are legitimate. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Push to Regulate ‘Dark Stores' for Fast Delivery Apps
The apps that offer ultra-fast delivery for groceries often use so-called “dark stores” that have been popping up all over NYC. But now a local official is questioning whether these shops are playing by the rules. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Here's Why Con Edison Customers Are Seeing Higher Prices
Con Edison blames higher prices on suppliers. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Getting a Refund After Vaccine Rule Changes
A New York grandmother paid for more than $400 in tickets to see the Big Apple Circus with her grandkids, but after NYC changed its vaccination rules, she tried to get a refund and was denied. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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NY Businesses Still Without Power 3 Months After Ida
More than a dozen businesses in Westchester County are still without power three months after Hurricane Ida. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Will Supply Chain Woes Knock Cyber Monday Offline?
Cyber Monday is here – and with it concerns that supply chain issues could hamper the biggest online shopping day of the year. Lynda Baquero reports.
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Supermarket Sticker Shock Could Stick Around
Shoppers are concerned about the rising cost of groceries. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Supply Chain Woes Drive Up Tri-State Grocery Prices, Here's What You Need to Know
As problems with the supply chain continue, shoppers will likely continue to see higher bills at grocery store checkouts for the near future. So how high will the prices go — and is there any way to save some money?
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Tips for Hiring a Contractor to Fix Ida Damage
If you need to hire a contractor to fix damage from Hurricane Ida’s remnant – Better Get Baquero for red flags.
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Talent Agent Is Still Waiting on SBA Grant Money
When a Broadway talent agent waited months for grant money from the Small Business Administration, she called Better Get Baquero.
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Scam Alert: FEMA's Ida Assistance
As the struggle to repair and rebuild following the flooding from Ida continues, many are turning to FEMA for aid — but there are scammers out there trying to take advantage of others’ misfortune. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Securing Vacation Refunds After a Positive COVID Test
After a positive COVID-19 test interrupted summer travel plans, one man called Better Get Baquero to help secure a refund. Lynda Baquero reports.
