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Doug Fox

Provo
As seen in: Stage Marketing, MSN, Daily Herald (Provo Utah), Lansing State Journal, Standard-Examiner, beehiiv, Estes Park Trail-Gazette, sinemalar.com, MidlandToday, Utah Construction & Design Magazine
Senior Editor at Osmond Marketing. Former Features/Managing Editor at the Daily Herald. Rock aficionado and writer.
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Money Matters: How to spot financial scams before they cost you

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By Doug Fox
| Daily Herald (Provo Utah) Verified
After all, scams seem obvious when you’re reading about them in the news. The warning signs look clear. The mistakes seem avoidable. But fraudsters aren’t always successful because they’re sophisticated. They’re successful because they know how to create urgency, fear, excitement and confusion. They know how to catch people when they’re distracted, stressed, busy or simply trying to do the right thing. The details of financial scams change constantly.
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Money Matters: How AI is reshaping the business of personal injury law

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By Doug Fox
| Daily Herald (Provo Utah) Verified
Artificial intelligence is changing how many businesses operate, and personal injury law firms are no exception. But despite the headlines, AI is not replacing attorneys. Instead, it is helping firms manage high-volume workflows, reduce settlement demand-drafting bottlenecks, and expand legal capacity. Personal injury firms face a unique operational challenge.
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Money Matters: The new rules of emergency funds in 2026

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By Doug Fox
| Daily Herald (Provo Utah) Verified
A $1,000 emergency used to feel like a setback. Today, it can feel like a financial crisis. A car repair, medical deductible, home repair or even a few unexpected expenses in the same month can quickly strain a household budget. At the same time, the cost of everyday necessities — from housing and insurance to groceries and utilities — has increased significantly over the last several years.
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