You can buy all sorts of cleaning products, but chances are you already have some good ones in your house.
From home accessories to footwear, the month of April is packed with all sorts of opportunities to save money. Here are some of the best buys this month, according to retail experts at bankrate.com and dealnews.com.
Consumer Reports chose 17 menu offerings at a dozen casual restaurants and fast- food chains and compared their nutritional claims with reality.
If there's an older adult in the family, you may feel the need to have a conversation with them about safe driving.
There may one day soon be another way to fight those annoying prerecorded phone pitches known as robocalls.
In many neighborhoods throughout the greater metropolitan area, multiple offers on homes for sale are more the rule than the exception, and that's changing the rules for people trying to buy a house.
It's something men think about as we get older: prostate cancer. And for good reason, prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosis for men today.
Buying a new TV is a big purchase. And, of course, you want your picture to dazzle. There are professionals you can hire to calibrate your TV, but that costs hundreds! Consumer Reports’ testers have simple steps you can take to improve your TV’s picture that don’t cost a dime.
A great blender can add variety to your diet by letting you whip up smoothies and icy drinks, purée soups, and even make ice cream. But do you need to spend a lot to get a great one?
A frightening trend of violence has trusting seniors, immigrants vulnerable consumers with dementia losing their life savings to foreign lottery scam operations based in Jamaica.
The con men claiming you've won lots of money, but must pay a tax or fee to collect your winnings.
Our news partners at Consumer Reports say you can get everything you need to get started for under $200.
Antioxidants are beneficial, but the magazine's health experts say don't be taken in by packaged foods touting antioxidants.
When’s the last time you bought something and it wasn’t what you thought it was going to be? Judging from all the complaints Consumer Reports receives, it probably wasn’t all that long ago.
Republic is a new cell phone service provider that promises an unlimited data plan for just $19 a month. That means you can talk, text and e-mail all you want, and surf the web. Here’s the concept behind Republic’s money-saving plan.
It's a big mistake, even if you're young and have many years to go in the workplace.
Many household products work just as well as fancy cleaners
Best things to buy in April (Video)
Consumer Reports tests accuracy of restaurant calorie counts (Video)
Feds offer new hope for avoiding robocalls
Multiple offer conditions changing rules of buying a home (Video)
Consumer Reports: How to get a great TV picture (Video)
Foreign lottery scams turn violent (Video)
No need for a pricey gym to get in shape
Consumer Reports: This isn't what I expected! (Video)
Don't raid retirement accounts to pay expenses