Of Consuming Interest

Scott Michael, president of the American Moving and Storage Association, talks about the decisions you’ll have to make when you change where you live.

Author Hal Shelton provides advice on steps to take before, during and after the start-up of a business.

Kevin Brasler, executive editor, Washington Consumer’s Checkbook, reveals how to find the best lawn care, tree repair services and garden centers.

Owen Donley of the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals the latest high tech scams as well as how old scams have new packaging.

Jill Gonzalez of WalletHub.com helps you navigate the world of vehicle insurance.

Krisztina Pusok, director of policy and research, American Consumer Institute, discusses how data collection works.

Maryam Cope, vice president of government affairs at the American Hotel and Lodging Association, discusses third-party hotel booking websites that may steal your money or even your identity.

Marc Scribner of the Competitive Enterprise Institute discusses how automated vehicles will reduce the number of injuries and property damage caused by accidents.

Owen Donley of the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals investment schemes that use natural disasters to defraud consumers.

Jim Quiggle of the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud reveals the newest members of the nonprofit’s Hall of Shame.

Michael Cannon of the Cato Institute talks about restrictions on discussing legal uses of drugs for off-label purposes.

Certified Public Accountant Rich Stang explains the new tax laws and how they help consumers and small businesses.

Debra Berlyn of Consumer Policy Solutions discusses innovations than can help seniors remain in their homes as they age.

Steve Pociask, American Consumer Institute, discusses the use of apps on your devices.