Karin Price Mueller is a columnist at NJ Advance Media. She specializes in finance, personal finance, and consumer health, often addressing themes related to wellness and environmental issues. Karin's insights have been featured in various publications, including the New Hampshire Union Leader, MLive, and Government Technology.
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Karin's coverage is primarily focused on local finance and consumer protection, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. She frequently reports on issues related to home ownership, taxes, scams, settlements, and consumer protection.
Considering her focus on local New Jersey news and government announcements in the financial domain such as tax deadlines or settlement payouts; individuals or organizations with insights into local financial regulations or who can provide actionable advice for consumers dealing with financial challenges are likely to gain her attention.
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By: Karin Price Mueller
U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone sent letters asking 25 retailers how AI and personal data are used to set consumer prices.
By: Karin Price Mueller
The number of reported cancer cases has exploded since NJ’s report on a possible cancer cluster.
By: Karin Price Mueller
Homeowners across the state could see a steep drop in benefits next year,
By: Karin Price Mueller
Could someone be trying to scam him? Or scam the state?
By: Karin Price Mueller
'If this was my house and I wasn’t remediating this, you better believe the government would come in and take my property,' one resident said.
By: Karin Price Mueller
'If this was my house and I wasn’t remediating this, you better believe the government would come in and take my property,' one resident said.
By: Karin Price Mueller
'If this was my house and I wasn’t remediating this, you better believe the government would come in and take my property,' one resident said.
By: Karin Price Mueller
A $2 million fraud left her penniless and facing the huge tax bill.
By: Susan K. Livio, Karin Price Mueller, Brent Johnson
“Their service and dedication continue to be part of who we are," the EMS president said.
By: Karin Price Mueller
The testing comes as nervous residents are demanding answers.
