Consumer Reports has some tips to ensure your family stays safe from germs that can find their way into your kitchen and cause food poisoning.
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A local woman bought clothes from an online store after coming across it on Facebook, but the clothes never arrived. When she needed help with her Fashion Nova experience, she turned to the NBC10 Boston Responds team. Here’s what happened:
The IRS in Boston is warning taxpayers about a new wave of coronavirus related scams as stimulus payments are being delivered.
Printer ink can be expensive, especially for those of us working or studying from home, but Consumer Reports has some ways to save money on it.
Stimulus checks may also be delayed for taxpayers who used refund transfer services, where a temporary bank account was established in their name when their 2019 tax return was filed.
Is part of your New Year’s resolution to improve your online health? If so, Consumer Reports has suggestions on how to add extra layers of protection to secure sites you may use.
The holiday season may be over but the United States Postal Service is still experiencing delays in package deliveries.
People are making false advertisements about coronavirus vaccines, warns Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey. If you receive a suspicious phone call or email about the vaccine, Healey’s consumer hotline at 617-727-8400 or file a complaint online.
January is a good time to reassess your financial situation and set some goals. Here’s where financial experts say where to start.
With so much going on this year, you may have let important safety recalls on your vehicle lapse. But as Consumer Reports explains, now is the time to get the free fixes your vehicle needs.
The demand for used cars has been skyrocketing as the coronavirus pandemic continues and people avoid mass transit and car-sharing apps. But if you no longer need your car, Consumer Reports provides some tips on how you can get the best deal for your vehicle.
Some people are very attached to their license plates, and one man from Abington reached out for help saving a treasured license plate that had been in his family for decades.
If you are planning get-togethers at all this winter, keep it small and do it outside, experts say. Consumer Reports has some tips for how to keep warm in outdoor gatherings.
Pet adoptions have been increasingly popular amid the coronavirus pandemic, and Consumer Reports has some advice for first-time pet parents.
Holiday shopping can sometimes be a struggle, especially on a tight budget, but Consumer Report has some gift ideas for tech lovers with price tags that would make anyone’s holiday merry and bright.
