Amanda Kitch

It’s easy to think being completely debt-free is great, but financial experts say some debt is good debt.

Windshield wipers for eyeglasses never seemed so necessary until the pandemic hit. Fogged glasses while wearing your mask were annoying at first, but now for some, it’s downright uncomfortable.

There’s no stamp of approval just yet on another official coronavirus relief bill. The Democrat-led House of Representatives passed a revised version of its HEROES Act, but discussions on Capitol Hill are progressing slowly.

The hottest accessory right now may be the mask, but not all masks are created equally; some trendy ideas have popped up on the mask market world.

NerdWallet found that about 3 out of 5 American homeowners have taken on a home improvement project since March 1, 2020. They also spend over $6,000 on average per project.

Amid COVID-19 closures and recent storm prep, some Baton Rouge storefronts are struggling to stay alive, but a new startup has opened in Perkins Rowe despite all of that.

Months into the pandemic, we know our homes are the safest shelters from catching or spreading coronavirus, but Ochsner’s recent study shows the office isn’t that scary of a space either.

The Lost Wages Assistance program has stirred up some confusion when it comes to additional unemployment benefits.

Pelican State Credit Union says customers reach out with lots of questions about credit scores, so director of financial outreach, Jessica Sharon, talked with WAFB to breakdown the dos and don’ts of getting your score on the right track.

A historic laptop demand is making it more difficult to find a new computer or even a refurbished one.

Preparing for a disaster may be easier if you have lots of money, but what if you don’t?

The Louisiana Department of Education has developed a new set of resources to support students participating in virtual learning.

A digital detox may encourage your family to be more aware of the time spent on your devices.

The Saharan dust cloud has made for some interesting skyline shots of the Capital City, but it may also pose a risk to your health.

Putting money away can be really tough. How much do you save? What are you saving for? Local personal finance professional, Layne McDaniel, breaks down how to better save money now for a future rainy day.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) want you to consider a few planning points before traveling for your summer getaway during a pandemic.

Many of you return to the office over these next few weeks. So, it’s important you follow the recommended guidelines to keep you and your coworkers safe.

Uncertainty, this pandemic can really take a toll on emotional and mental health, especially for your children.

Surprise medical bills or expensive doctor’s visits during the COVID-19 health crisis may seem like a scary thought, especially if you just lost your job. These experts spoke on how to navigate health care bills during the pandemic.

What are my options to see a doctor if I can't leave the house? Telemedicine has become an increasingly more popular option.