John Matarese

As consumer choices expand, the holiday season remains as affordable — or extravagant — as shoppers choose to make it.

Even if you don’t travel to a game, the cost of supporting your team is on the rise.

As of Oct. 1, Amazon has ended its “invitee program,” which allowed you to include other family members on your Amazon account.

Officials say the average savings bank interest rate in October 2025 is just 0.62%.

Gasoline prices are one of the key economic barometers that Americans use.

The most recent scam to go around is Oprah Winfrey pushing a pink salt weight loss supplement, claiming it “mimics the effects of Mounjaro” for a fraction of the cost.

If your phone is old and starting to slow down, you may be tempted by all the ads for a free iPhone 17, especially the Pro!

Airfares are heading up now for Thanksgiving and Christmas week travel as planes fill up.

“Veggie-flation” has been raising the price of many fruits and vegetables this year, so you want to keep your fresh items last as long as possible.

Surveys show that store brands have come a long way in quality since 10 or 20 years ago.

In August, the Trump Administration imposed a 50% tariff on coffee imports from Brazil.

The company says people who were signed up for Prime without their consent since 2019 and used less than three Prime benefits will receive a cash payout up to a maximum $51.

While it’s frustrating to have to pay for another tire, it’s still cheaper than a new one off the rack.

The email asks you to take a survey in order to receive the free kit, and once you take the survey it asks for your credit card information to cover postage.

The Fed’s decision to lower rates by a quarter point means that rates for many loans will start dropping within days, including auto loans, home equity lines, and credit cards.