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You did what everyone says is smart—saved your loose change, filled jars, and held onto every penny (literally). But now you’re stuck with piles of coins no one seems to want. It turns out, the system quietly changed. And you’re not the only one dealing with this.

If your landlord doesn't take cash or checks for rent payments, but doesn't offer fee-free payment methods, you need to take action.

You bought an item from an online retailer, and they charged you for two of those items. You only received one email confirmation email. What now?

You paid your restaurant bill with a gift card, but is it legal for the restaurant to charge a credit card processing fee to the gift card as well?

If you requested a refund, but the card you used to buy the item was since cancelled, it may be a longer process actually getting your money back.

Companies offer free trial subscriptions knowing that many people forget to cancel before the paid subscription starts.

If someone borrows an item from you and uses it for their business, shouldn't you get some of the money they made?

You were relieved to have a small amount of money in your account, but the money was swallowed up by processing and overdraft fees. Is this allowed?

It's one thing not to accept cash as payment, but adding a 3% surcharge to a credit card payment seems unfair. Is this allowed?

The eviction process is so long and frustrating that it hardly seems fair. Here's how to approach the situation.

If your landlord dies with a reverse mortgage on the house you're living in, you'll likely wonder what happens next.

If your property or living space has been damaged by a neighbor's hoarding behavior, it's key to find out whether the property managers or condo board were aware of the problem.