Karin Price Mueller
Money and Consumer Reporter at The Star-Ledger
Money/consumer columnist, NJ Advance Media/ https://t.co/lbIGTLYO1w / @njdotcom / @starledger / https://t.co/0FobboEoHu. Your wallet, my big mouth. [email protected]
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6 days ago |
nj.com | Karin Price Mueller
The deadline to get money back as part of a $4.5 million class action settlement involving certain Robitussin products is here. Consumers have until May 12, 2025 to sign up to be included in the settlement. The agreement ended lawsuits that claimed that some of the products contained dextromethorphan, which may cause drowsiness, but they were “deceptively marketed, advertised, labeled, and sold as `Non-Drowsy,’” the settlement website said.
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Karin Price Mueller
Air travel, on a good day, isn’t terrific. Crowds. Security lines. Super expensive airport food. But now a series of unfortunate events is causing major disruption — dreaded flight delays and cancellations — for United Airlines passengers moving through Newark Liberty International Airport. It’s so chaotic that United is recommending customers consider changing plans if they are scheduled to fly out of or into Newark. So what are your rights?
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1 week ago |
nj.com | Karin Price Mueller
Scammers are smart. They know how to play the odds. Imagine a paper with a random list of consumer names hung up on a dart board. Throw a dart. If you hit the board, odds are pretty good that you’ll land on the name of someone who shops with Amazon, which has more than 230 million customers in the United States. Give another dart a throw.
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2 weeks ago |
nj.com | Karin Price Mueller
New Jersey residents are expected to receive nearly $4.3 billion in property tax relief this year, assuming Stay NJ, ANCHOR and the Senior Freeze are fully funded in the next state budget. It’s a whole lot of money, and the state wants to make sure it’s properly distributed. Last year, the state Division of Taxation stopped nearly 1 million attempts to fraudulently obtain ANCHOR benefits, the agency said, calling it a “significant increase” over the year before.
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3 weeks ago |
nj.com | Karin Price Mueller
John Carpenter loves his car. It’s a flawless 2011 Camaro 2SS, V-8, in Synergy Green. Only 255 of them were produced that year. “Having this car is really kind of special, especially considering it has just 1,700 miles,” he said. “It is literally a brand new car.”It’s a love he got from his daughter, who has her own 2010 2SS. Together, they take the Camaros to car shows or for short pleasure drives.
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