Matt Gephardt
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
There’s still time for procrastinators to find deals on their last-minute holiday shopping
Monday was it. For many online retailers that was the deadline to order something that will arrive on time to unwrap on Christmas Day.4 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt helps Riverton couple who say they’re stuck paying for two smartphones they didn’t order
Imagine paying for two phones a wireless company sent you by some mistake they won’t fix. When it happened to a Riverton couple, they decided to Get Gephardt.4 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Small business owner warns of letters threatening fines for noncompliance over workplace posters
A small business owner in Highland has a warning about a letter making the rounds in Utah. He says it aims to bully small businesses into paying money they don’t need to.4 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Odometer fraud is making a comeback and could cost car buyers thousands of dollars
Con artists selling used cars have a new way of rolling back an odometer, making it significantly cheaper and quicker for them to achieve. On average, someone who buys a car with a rolled back odometer loses about $4,000.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Get Gephardt helps man stuck with an out-of-network bill for a test his insurance pre-authorized
After a Morgan man went for a medical test pre-authorized by his insurance, he was surprised with an out-of-network bill he thought he was covered for. Get Gephardt helped him to sort everything out.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
What happens to your purchased digital movies, music and e-books when you die?
Americans spend millions of dollars on digital entertainment: movies, music, audiobooks, and e-books. But is any of it really ours to keep? It's a question a Hooper widow is tackling after losing access to her e-books, so she decided to Get Gephardt.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt
How you can avoid holiday debt despite the pressure to spend
In the moment they feel like small purchases, right? An ornament here. A stocking stuffer there. A last-minute office gift. But all this can quickly add up to a financial holiday hangover. And perhaps it’s one you’re still feeling from the last holiday season.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt
The insurance you didn’t know you needed to protect your side hustle
Having a side hustle to bring in extra cash requires determination and hard work. But if you do it without the right insurance policy, you might find an unexpected event could blow up your side hustle along with your finances.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Thieves using AI generated images in romance scams, how you can spot the fake people
Artificial intelligence has made looking for love online even more complicated. Crooks are using AI tools to create fake people to steal money and personal info from real people using dating apps and social media.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: Homeowner gets $7K water bill for water she says she didn’t use
Imagine opening your mailbox to find a water bill demanding several thousand dollars for just one month’s use of water. It happened to a Holladay woman, she decided to Get Gephardt.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: The credit pitfalls of maxing out your credit cards for holiday shopping
A 2021 survey from CreditCards.com found that 41% of American adults say going into debt during the holidays is worth it to make sure there are presents under the tree.5 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Gehardt busts inflation: How much can you save by buying in bulk?
It's likely that most of us if not all, are trying to find ways to make our household budgets go further.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: Investigating insurance for wheelchair-accessible cars
If you're in a wreck, you count on insurance to get you back on the road. What happens when insurance will not pay nearly enough to make that happen?6 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt helps restore funds stolen from Utah woman after bank balks
Get Gephardt help's an Ogden woman get her $1,200 back after someone hacked into her account.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt & Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Is it a bike or is it motor vehicle? How the debate over e-bikes could end up costing consumers
E-bike owners could face expensive disappointment if they believe their homeowners insurance covers theft. What a disagreement between state regulators and the insurance industry means for owners.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Gephardt helps Millcreek woman who bought $500 in gift cards that didn’t work
A gift card can be a great choice when you’ve got someone hard to shop for. That is until you find out someone else has activated that gift card even before you bought it.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: Why Gen Z is more vulnerable to online scams than their grandparents
Scammers pepper mailboxes with nonsense letters telling folks they won the lottery or whatever. They ring us up randomly where one of the most lucrative gambits is literally called the "granny scam.”6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Bye-bye passwords: Google and other tech giants steering users to passkeys for greater cybersecurity
Whether it’s a major data breach affecting millions or a small-scale breach just targeting your email or bank accounts, typically there is one common denominator – passwords.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt: How to avoid credit repair or debt relief scams
Getting debt under control can feel overwhelming, so many of us turn to professionals for credit repair help.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt helps Utah man who says he paid thousands for new doors that were installed wrong
When you're paying thousands of dollars for new doors to your home, you'd expect them to work right. But when the company refuses to fix the work, a Vernon man called Get Gephardt.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Gephardt Busts Inflation: Affording a car when prices and interest rates remain high
Gephardt speaks with a financial planner about how to maneuver around new and used car prices, interest rates, and trade-in tips.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Check your mail: Utah to start reuniting Utahns with their unclaimed property automatically
Check your mailbox. There is a good chance you will have some money in there that you weren't expecting thanks to the State of Utah.6 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Get Gephardt: Why Utah homeowners could lose a safety net against house liens
Utah homeowners could end up paying for expensive construction projects twice. Utah has a safety net that steps in when contractors don't pay their workers and the workers come after you. But as a Get Gephardt investigation found, that safety net is running out of money.6 months ago
