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    Help for more 'hardest hit' homeowners

    The one billion dollar program that helps struggling homeowners pay their mortgages is getting an overhaul.  Rules are being eased in order for more Floridians to qualify.

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    When your car is towed away in error

    They say their cars were towed without warning from a Palm Harbor parking lot.  Taking Action reporter Jackie Callaway shows what happened and where to turn if this happens to you.

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    Beware of summertime door-to-door sales

    It's that time of year when high school and college age men and women hit the streets selling magazines door to door. The question is whether the money is going for a good cause or something entirely different.

  1. No money for murdered infant's funeral

    No money for murdered infant's funeral

    A funeral home and cemetery step up to help a grieving woman after her newborn grandchild was killed.  Her daughter -- the child's mother -- was charged with murder, and there is no money to bury the baby.

  2. Giant bee hive frightens neighbors

    Giant bee hive frightens neighbors

    What started out as a small bee hive grew into a large colony in the middle of a Lakeland mobile home park. Worried residents waited weeks for management to act.

  3. Overdraft protection fees add up

    Overdraft protection fees add up

    Many people sign up for overdraft protection on a checking account, thinking it will protect from penalty fees if the account is overdrawn.  But banks are raking in more than $31 billion a year in overdraft fees.

  4. Bank wipes out lady’s savings account

    Bank wipes out lady’s savings account

    She opened an account with Wells Fargo with $7,000 in cash.  Two weeks later, Wells Fargo took nearly all of it.  Read inside to find out why, and how she got the money returned.

  5. It's cheap, but E85 gas isn’t selling

    It's cheap, but E85 gas isn’t selling

    It's called e85, it sells for around 40 cents a gallon less than regular unleaded and it's compatible with many newer American-made cars.  So why do only a couple of gas stations in the bay area carry it?

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Meet Jackie Callaway


  1. Jackie Callaway

    Jackie Callaway

    Jackie Callaway is the ABC Action News consumer advocate, Taking Action For You every day.

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