Bank fees for overdrafts continue to climb
When consumers have an overdraft, banks loan money to them by paying or authorizing checks, debit card purchases, ATM withdrawals, […]
People love, hate their flip-flops
When New York Times blogger Tara Parker-Pope wrote a post on "Flip-Flops May Lead to Foot Pain," she received 200
Do you favor use of cell phones on airplanes?
If no safety issues exist, would you approve of the use of cell phones on airplanes? More middle aged people
Do you use Wikipedia?
As a boomer consumer, is the information provided on Wikipedia helpful to you? If so, how do you use it?
If you’re discouraged, here’s a guide for boomer living
Amy Sherman, a mental health counselor, believes boomers can get what they want in mid-life if they take charge and
What’s your plan for watching the Olympics?
It’s two days until the Olympic Games. Since I haven’t watched television for about a decade, I need some advice
Chocolate offers health benefits
Chocolate contains higher levels of health-promoting flavonoids than apples or orange juice, a recent study shows. Flavonoids are important because
Bush agencies rushing to change safety rules for asbestos, toxins
In the final days of the Bush administration, the White House is working to get federal agencies to weaken the
President to sign bill that bans lead in toys and strengthens regulation of consumer products
Thursday, the Senate passed the final conference report of H.R. 4040 – the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008.