WBUR theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair shares the productions she's looking forward to this season, which tackle everything from food insecurity to unlikely friendships and familial bonds.

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Experts say financial illiteracy, lax regulations, greed, economic hardship make people susceptible to scam companies.

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