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Smart Money: Families and Money

El Paso, Texas (KVIA-TV)—For most families, money can be a very sensitive subject. Do you find it difficult to talk to your family about your finances? What about guiding them—specifically, your children and grandchildren—when investing and saving for retirement? Investment advisor Brian Mirau talks about how Americans feel about these conversations and some steps we

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ABC-7 at 4: Smart Money-Social Security

El Paso, TX (KVIA-TV)- Social Security is the foundation of so many American retirements – but it’s also, as usual, at the center of political controversy. With discussion about whether or not the program can remain solvent into the future, many retirees are picturing what life would look like without Social Security. Investment Advisor Brian

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Mexican peso’s value dropped slightly after presidential election

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — The Mexican peso’s value tumbled after last Sunday’s Presidential Election in which Claudia Sheinbaum was elected to be Mexico’s next president. Borderland economic experts say this happened because investors worry that the Mexican government could suffer constitutional changes and weaken the country’s democracy. On Monday, the peso’s value dropped around 4-5%

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Exploring last resort options: Assistance with property taxes for El Paso residents

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Residents often face challenges when it comes to managing property taxes, according to discussions with experts in the field. According to Dinah Kilgore, Executive Director of EPCAD, one of the initial steps residents can take is ensuring they have a homestead exemption. This exemption, according to Kilgore, can significantly reduce

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Thousands of El Pasoans could see their internet bill go up once Affordable Connectivity Program ends

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The Affordable Connectivity Program, which allowed qualifying households to pay a lower monthly internet bill, is set to end in April 2024. According to the Federal Communications Commission, back in January 2024, the program began steps to wind down, due to lack of additional funding from Congress. The ACP allowed

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