Lifestyle and Budget

Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, Easter, or Thanksgiving, the bad guys are always out to ruin the holidays.

A trip to the grocery store can become overwhelming with all the different product choices: organic, all-natural, chemical-free, what's the difference? Does it matter? 

You might already be a pretty shopping-savvy saver, and we're not encouraging you to become a crazy-coupon lady, but there's no reason you can't save even more by checking out the lengths to whic...

Your smartphone can get you better deals and help you choose the best product.

Sometimes a piece of clothing seems like a good purchase at the store, and then it sits in your closet unworn. Here's how to prevent that. 

In one hand is a big bill. In the other, an offer for a credit card with a 0% interest rate, but a too-small credit limit. Don't worry, they're not the only choices.

You may know your rewards program has transfer partners that let you shift points. But your partner partners have partners, too, so you can double-transfer to get the program you really want -- though at a lower rate.

For a new restaurant owner concerned about accepting credit cards for call-in orders, a merchant processing account may not be the best thing -- at least not in the beginning.

No one likes limp lettuce, mushy melons, bland brisket, or chewy chicken.

Whether it’s sunglasses for the summer, an upgrade to your prescription, or anything else, if you want to save on buying eyeglasses think online retailers and discounters such as Costco.

A collection of 265 iconic guitars are up for auction in New York City.

Extreme couponing may be fun for some people, but most of us don't have the time for it. Luckily, there are easier ways to save money.

Sticker shock doesn’t have to be part of the car-buying process. In fact, the sticker listed on cars with the manufacturer’s suggested retail price doesn’t have to be part of the process at all. 

If you have a problem with your card, don't let endless options and hold music deter you. With a little knowledge and the right attitude, you can get results.

Increasing global demand and stagnant production could leave some consumers paying more for milk next month -- but some experts say the increase might not be worth crying over.

Considered to be the first major sales day of the year by the retail industry, Presidents' Day boasts a ton of promotions on everything from clothing to computers. But are they worth a trip to the store?

If you placed an order for Valentine's Day flowers online, you might have missed a disclaimer that says the site does not guarantee delivery on major holidays—including Valentine's Day.

What exactly are we supposed to do with study results that say we'd be happier with a beach vacation than a new computer?

Data breaches are becoming increasingly common--and experts don't expect that trend to end anytime soon. Here's what consumers face this year when it comes to protecting their identity. 

From 4K TVs to used cars, we've rounded up a list of items you can expect to spend less on this year.