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Sasha Jones

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  • Consumer Investigative Reporter, WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL)
  • None, NBC6 Responds (Miami)
  • None, WTVJ-TV
  • None, WTVJ-TV
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NBC6 Responds jumps into help after family's World Cup tickets disappear

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By Sasha Jones Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. What was supposed to be a Father’s Day gift turned to into a nightmare as a family received email saying their World Cup tickets were cancelled before the match. Turns out they are not the only ones. NBC6’s Sasha Jones has more. A South Florida family thought they were about to lose a Father's Day gift more than a year in the making after the tickets they purchased for a FIFA World Cup match suddenly became unavailable just days before kickoff.
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Florida's home insurance market shows signs of improvement as more insurers return and some rates decline

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By Sasha Jones Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. After years of skyrocketing home insurance costs, is the tide finally starting to turn for Florida homeowners? Consumer investigator Sasha Jones explains why some rates are going down, and how AI is helping insurers identify ways to lower your premium. After years of soaring premiums and a shrinking insurance market, Florida homeowners may finally be seeing signs of relief.
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Federal student loan repayment rules have changed. Here's what borrowers need to know

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By Sasha Jones Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. New rules for student loan payments will take into effect starting July 1. NBC6’s Sasha Jones has everything you should expect. Millions of federal student loan borrowers will soon face significant changes to how they repay their student debt. Beginning July 1, new federal repayment rules will reduce the number of repayment and loan forgiveness options available to borrowers.
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