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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.7 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.7 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.7 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.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt: 2 Utah quilters say sewing machine manufacturer isn’t honoring warranty
Two Utah quilters seek help from Get Gephardt after their quilting machines kept malfunctioning and the company said it would cost thousands of dollars to fix. However, the problems still exist.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt helps Herriman man who says company won’t cancel contract though they agreed to
Freedom Forever Solar is a Sandy-based solar panel company that refused to cancel Phil Smeath's order after he attempted twice. Then Smeath decided to Get Gephardt.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage
Cybersecurity experts warn ‘consent farms’ are selling our consent to be robocalled to other companies
The chief technology officer of a telecommunications firm decided to Get Gephardt to warn viewers of consent farms online. Everything you need to watch out for online.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Get Gephardt helps Park City family locked out of their money in a bank standoff
When banks wouldn't return money in a family's account, they decided to Get Gephardt.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Autumn, not winter, is Utah’s most accident-prone season
As Utahns know, snow days mean plenty of wrecks. But what even the most seasoned of Utah drivers might not know: it’s not the snow days about which they should be the most concerned.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage
Get Gephardt helps Lehi man to get help from electric carmaker’s warranty after battery fails
Federal law says carmakers must warranty EV batteries for at least eight years or a hundred thousand miles. Whichever comes first.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt
From service charges to staff appreciation fees, extra charges are appearing on restaurant tabs to fight inflation
The National Restaurant Association has found 16% of restaurants have added surcharges to their checks and the charges come in many forms. The reason points to inflation.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt & Sloan Schrage
What to do when a business shuts down abruptly but owes you money
Jeanie Ortiz bought into a subscription plan for her treatments at Innovation Aesthetics. She says the clinic withdrew $139 directly from her bank account every month like clockwork. That was until the place abruptly shut down.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
‘Zombie mortgages’ catching Utahns off guard
Rachel Montes was served a notice on her door demanding $65,000 from a mortgage company when she thought the account had been settled over a decade ago. With the Utah market looking the way it is now, this kind of "zombie mortgage" situation isn't uncommon.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Can your insurance company drop you like a rock for too many replacement windshield claims?
Utah drivers encounter all sorts of elements harsh to windshields, which can easily cause chips and cracks. So, imagine your insurance company dropping you because you replace too many windshields. When it happened to a Utah man, he decided to Get Gephart.7 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Influencers are influencing men the most to spend on beauty products and supplies
The marketing world has been taken over by influencers. Companies pay them to post about their products on social media – sometimes handsomely.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt
Frustrated student-loan borrowers brace for payments to resume, but they have repayment options
People with student debt have spent the last several years in a political tug-of-war so it's hard to figure out what is and isn't happening. KSL Investigates hopes to answer those questions.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Feds warn of evolving scam targeting Medicare users by sending unwanted COVID test kits
KSL Investigators have been hearing from Utahns that COVID-19 test kits are showing up in their mailboxes, out-of-the-blue.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt
How loopholes in the fine print of credit cards can thwart hopes for rewards points or cash back
The promise of rewards induces lots of folks to sign up for credit cards, but some of those are not getting all the rewards they may think they are.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Homeowner asks Gephardt: Who pays when water from a neighbor’s property causes damage?
A Herriman man was caught in the middle of finger-pointing when water damaged his basement. Who pays when the water comes from a neighbor’s land? Matt Gephardt finds answers.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Owners of Utah neuropathy clinic surrender Utah nursing licenses
Utah neuropathy clinic True Health was effectively shuttered for allegations of fraud. Now, the owners are no longer allowed to practice in the state. Matt Gephardt explains what’s next for patients.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage, KSL TV
Utah-based tour operator files for bankruptcy: what’s next for those owed money for cancelled tours?
A Utah-based travel company abruptly canceled overseas tours of many viewers without offering refunds. Now, that company has filed for bankruptcy protection. So, what happens next?8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Cindy St. Clair, KSL TV
Get Gephardt Investigates: Patients paying too much for lab work after telehealth visits
Telehealth is massively expanding, making it easier for people to connect with medical care.8 months ago
Matt Gephardt and Sloan Schrage
Car prices coming back to Earth. Is now a good time to buy?
Two years ago, car dealers had very limited inventory. It left customers with few options and often having to pay more. Where are we at now?8 months ago
