Q&A: How do I search for lost life insurance policies?
Q:Before my sister passed away last November, she told me that her life insurance would pay off her mortgage.
Prepaid cards that take a bite out of your paycheck
Is it possible to earn less than minimum wage at a Fortune 500 company?
Ride Sharing and Gourmet Food Delivery
On Sale: It's now easier than ever to split transportation fare among friends, and get hot deals on designer clothes.
Backyard and bathroom updates are the summer's top projects
Home improvement activity is heating up this summer with 60 percent of homeowners expecting to spend an average of $1,200 on at least one upgrade.
Don't short sheet the bed and other tips for college living
College students will be off to campus in the coming weeks and are shopping in earnest to furnish the rooms where they'll be spending the next nine months.
Hostess Heats Up Marketing Blitz for Twinkies Return
Unlike its bankrupt predecessor, the revamped bakery is taking the fight for snack-cake dominance head-on, creating a large-scale marketing campaign that puts Hostess in clear view.
Good news: Homeowners insurance covers a sharknado
A sharknado is not a specifically named peril on a standard homeowners insurance policy.
Q&A: How do I establish credit without a credit card?
Q: I'm 20 years old and have a part-time job.
Homeowners insurance covers your possessions in that vacation rental home
Renting a sweet beach bungalow or rustic mountain cabin this summer?
Don’t Think Outside the Box, Look Inside It
Two entrepreneurs turned ‘thinking outside the box’ on its head when they launched Birchbox three years ago.
Consumer Reports Index: Worries among the affluent increase
The drop in the stock market as well as the prospect of rising interest rates might have chilled the outlook of affluent consumers, according to the monthly Consumer Reports Index.
Puffs and Kleenex top our tough tissue tests
With all the graduations that June brought and summer weddings that follow, you might as well keep the tissues close at hand.
Haggling can pay, but many Americans refuse to bargain
Haggling is second nature in many countries and cultures, but Americans have mixed feelings about bargaining.
Insist that stores show you the warranty before you buy
You wouldn't buy a refrigerator, say, without reading product reviews and user ratings.
Three excellent craft beers from our blind taste tests
Craft beer is touted as the "it" beverage, the new wine, and becoming more popular even as domestic lager sales have slowed.
McKee Foods Says Drake's to Return in Coming Months
The battle for snack-cake dominance will soon return to full force, with former Hostess brand Drake’s set to hit store shelves in the coming months.
How to Best Use Personalized Deals
Customers are reaping the benefits from customized promotions. However, it's important to use them the correct way to save money.
Music playing Electrolux vacuum is noisy on purpose
Vacuum cleaners can make a lot of racket so when Consumer Reports tests canisters and uprights, we test how noisy they are.
Fake sales can cost you
A federal court in California ruled on May 21 that consumers may suffer financial harm if they buy products they're misled to believe are on sale.
Save on Clothes for Him & Her and Score Cheap Flights
On Sale: Take advantage of Nordstrom's sale to upgrade your closet and get ready for summer with these deals.





