TAMPA, Fla. —
- A new report finds that more shoppers are using buy now, pay later services for essentials like groceries, raising financial concerns.
- Tampa Bay 28 Reporter Susan El Khoury advises consumers to reserve 'buy now, pay later' for planned, larger purchases and avoid using it for everyday essentials to prevent debt traps.
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Consumer Investigator Susan El Khoury is here to advocate for you. From crimes targeting consumers to tips and tricks to help you save money, Susan works to help solve the day-to-day issues. Reach out to Susan with any problems you need help solving.
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'My heart breaks': Woman describes helping injured students after deadly school bus crash in Polk County
A woman on her way to work Monday morning found herself helping injured Winter Haven High School students after a school bus crash that killed two people.
Woman describes helping injured students after deadly school bus crash in Polk County
