Save Me Steve: Credit card hacks and fine print perks

How do you make a good offer four times better? Turns out, you just have to ask. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello tells you about the credit card hack even he had no idea existed. Plus, you may be surprised by what you find while reading the fine print.

Shred Day: What to shred and what to keep

Gather all the sensitive documents you've been keeping around but don't need anymore. Shred Day DFW is this weekend! Consumer reporter Steve Noviello talks about what you should bring and what you shouldn't when it comes to the free event.

Save Me Steve: Products to help you sleep

Fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. It's a goal for so many people. But how do you get there? Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shows off some "better sleep" products that could help you feel more rested.

Save Me Steve: Baseball tailgating gear

Tailgating has always been a tradition for Rangers fans. But on opening day, it's huge. That's why consumer reporter Steve Noviello is showing off gear to pump up your party in the parking lot (or your living room).

Tips for managing household debt

U.S. consumers accumulated a record amount of debt in 2023, landing household debt numbers nationwide north of $1 trillion. But is that a sign of a weakening economy? Consumer reporter Steve Noviello talks about what it means and how you can manage the amount you owe.

Consumer Electronics Show products now on sale

Just months after the big reveal at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, some of the next generation of tech is here. From pinball machines to therapy masks and smart car seats there is a lot to see.

Save Me Steve: Get faster Super Bowl Wi-Fi speeds

The Super Bowl is less than two weeks away. If you're hosting for the game or anything else, consumer reporter Steve Noviello says there are some free ways to max out your Wi-Fi signal for you and your guests.

Save Me Steve: Tax preparers you should avoid

It's the start of tax prep season. But as you gather your documents and information, are you skipping the most important step? Knowing which kind of tax preparer to use could save you a lot of money and headaches. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello explains.

Time for a digital deep clean

Start the new year off with a digital deep clean. From storage and security to sluggish speeds, consumer reporter Steve Noviello has tips to get your devices de-funked.

Highlights from CES 2024

The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show wraps up today in Las Vegas. Consumer Reporter Steve Noviello was there all week and joined Good Day for a recap. Here are some of his favorite new products.

Save Me Steve: Pets and holiday leftovers

Thanksgiving Day is done but many of us will continue to enjoy the holiday with leftovers from dinner. Some of those foods can be dangerous or even deadly for dogs and cats. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello has a warning about what not to feed your pets.

Save Me Steve: What not to buy on Black Friday

Bargain hunters, brace yourselves. The Black Friday sales have already started. But before you go in search of deals, consumer reporter Steve Noviello says there are some things you should skip.

Save Me Steve: TikTok Halloween decorations

TikTok is crawling with creepy ideas for Halloween. But are they a trick or a treat? Consumer reporter Steve Noviello put some to the test and has a few favorites of his own.

State Fair of Texas: Deals & Discounts

The State Fair of Texas is underway and no matter your budget or the size of your family there are discount opportunities every day of the week.

Save Me Steve: Halloween décor on a budget

It's time to get a jump start on your Halloween décor. This year you can grab big things even if your budget is not. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello shows off some larger-than-life looks.

Expert demonstrates how AI voice scams work

Your loved one is in trouble and desperately calls you for help. The reality is... that voice on the phone isn't really your friend. You've been scammed thanks to artificial intelligence. Consumer reporter Steve Noviello talked to some experts who demonstrated just how frightening this trend is.