Every year we throw away tons of food, and most of it ends up in landfills producing the greenhouse gas methane. Consumer Reports reveals some easy ways to reduce food waste — with an added bonus.
Once again, COVID-19 is disrupting end of the year rituals for high schoolers, including their senior proms. One set of Massachusetts students reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds to resolve an impasse with a Boston hotel.
If you are struggling with credit card debt, now is the time to pick up the phone. Ask for your card issuers to give you a break on fees and interest rates, and a recent survey from Lending Tree shows that you are likely to get it. “I was actually really scared and nervous to kind of attack my debt,”…
Congress has taken some action to help alleviate surprise medical bills, but there’s one notable exception that can still end up costing unsuspecting patients hundreds or thousands of dollars.
Our viewers reached out to us with home issues like a refrigerator that didn’t cool and a television that broke. Here’s how we helped make it right.
Got an energy bill so big it’s scary? One or more of your appliances may be an “energy vampire.” Here’s what to know.
If you rent a home, insurance is still a good idea — recent disasters have shown how just how valuable renters insurance can be, according to Consumer Reports.
We’ve all been spending lots of time inside, but maybe now it’s time to think about the outside. And if you’re in the market for vinyl siding on your home, Consumer Reports has some tips.
Buying a car can be stressful, including the fees that come with it. Consumer Reports revealed why one fee in particular is costing new car buyers more than ever before.
Thinking about home improvement this spring? The experts at Consumer Reports revealed some great April deals on items that stood out in their tests.
A new study shows an association between long-term diet and chronic inflammation, which researchers say can be linked to health problems. Consumer Reports breaks down foods that may help and ones to potentially avoid.
Weighted blankets are the newest purported insomnia relievers to hit store shelves, but are they right for you?
The coronavirus pandemic may be bringing your credit score down, as some banks are mistakenly reporting deferred payments as late.
About 30% of American adults report suffering from heartburn or acid reflux. But before you reach for the meds, there are some simple lifestyle changes that might make you feel better.
