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People may be in the market for new appliances, but experts said repairing your original appliance could save you money in the long run.

Comparison shopping for FEHB can feel overwhelming. This guide for navigating open season coverage changes can help.

In an economy where prices for just about everything are soaring, people are seeking out money hacks that to keep more cash in their wallets. Some money-saving methods are legit, while others sneakily...

Taking Action reporter Jackie Callaway goes after an iPhone rebate for one local consumer and shows us the steps to take the next time you need a retailer to make things right.

If history is any guide, there will be plenty of high-budget television ads from national and local insurance plans looking to boost their rolls. But the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is cracking down on misleading pitches.

In an effort to increase transparency on online marketplaces, and cut down on the sale of counterfeit and stolen items, in 2022 Congress passed the INFORM Consumers Act.

Most of us never stop to think how much we can save on homeowners insurance by switching providers, but one consumer advocate says Massachusetts homeowners can shave hundreds of dollars off their annual premiums by shopping around.

Boston Consumers’ Checkbook, a nonprofit consumer watchdog group, asked its editors and other consumer experts for their top strategies to save money and...

It may be one of the most important decisions you will ever make — finding the right primary care doctor to take care of you.

There are fiscal practices you may have introduced into your life with the best intentions that arent doing as much good for your bottom line as you may have thought