CT Better Business Bureau

Connecticut Better Business Bureau is alerting motorists they may be at serious risk if they have had their vehicle’s airbags replaced within the last three years by an independent repair shop.

Dishonest operators selling phony policies have collected premiums from enrollees, but failed to pay medical providers. The victims are often left with huge medical bills and no coverage.

Holiday employment can evolve into a full time job because job-seekers can prove their abilities and make contact with decision-makers and others who can help them network.

Are you sure the job offer really comes from a legitimate company? Connecticut BBB warns scammers are stealing the names of legitimate businesses to defraud and cheat job seekers out of money.

Consumers are protected by law against certain practices used by some legitimate debt collection agencies, and Connecticut BBB wants to explain those rights when contacted about a debt.

Baby boomers are prime targets of investment scams, and the typical victim is both educated and knowledgeable about investments. However, financial sophistication does not provide protection against the variety of investment cons.

There are several variations of a fake "FBI" email making the rounds. One version, signed by “Special Agent Terry Williams,” supposedly comes from the Anti-Terrorist and Monetary Crimes Division.

Connecticut Better Business Bureau says you may be able to save money on automobile insurance premiums and deductibles while still maintaining needed coverage.

Employers have the right to ask for a credit check and may do so for a variety of reasons, especially if it is a company that handles consumers’ personal financial information.

Connecticut BBB has information that can help donors be sure they are contributing to ethical charities in the wake of Hurricane Isaac.