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Don’t let the Dec. 11 deadline pass you by. Benefits experts told Federal Times that even if you’re happy with your current plan, it likely will change.

With the cost of inflation, a lot of people are feeling the pinch. One way consumers can cut costs is by checking the rates on their auto insurance policies.

You can find Black Friday deals pretty much everywhere. But buyers beware. Experts say most of those deals are not legitimate and won’t save you money.

When is a bargain really a bargain? Ask Asa! Our consumer reporter is here with some helpful holiday shopping advice.

Consumers' Checkbook reports many retailers' sale prices are fake.

Unless youre trying to sleep or cure a migraine, chances are youd rather be in a sun-filled room. Natural light often makes us feel better; it makes spaces look prettier (whens the last time you heard a real estate agent brag about a listings darkness?); and it can make everyday tasks such as cooking and reading safer and easier.

This year, OPM says 14 carriers will offer 24 coverage options for IVF in particular.

Many of us pay hundreds of dollars a year for extras on our cars, SUV's, and trucks, that in many cases we really don't need.

Wondering when your health insurance will take effect in 2024? Here's how open season works for Federal Employee Health Benefits policy holders.

Many of us pay hundreds of dollars a year for certain services for our home. But a consumer group says you really don't need many of them.