How are you celebrating International Women’s Day today?
International Women’s Day, March 8, is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The […]
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Think safety as you spring forward on March 8
Today, March 8, marks Daylight Saving Time when the United States springs forward. You’ve probably already set with many computers
Unsafe products can kill or injure you or a family member
It’s complicated being a consumer these days. There’s so much information, but most of it is to get you to
How to avoid phone scams
It’s complicated being a consumer these days. There’s so much information, but most of it is to get you to
Food with unreviewed chemicals are lurking in the nation’s grocery stores, report says
More than 100 chemicals of unknown safety are hiding in the food Americans eat every day – including sports drinks,
While student borrower advocacy groups praise court dismissal of case against SAVE plan, the Trump administration may try to gut it
In 2024, several states sued to block and overturn the SAVE plan, a income-driven repayment plan for student borrowers, and
Pause before paying: Scammers prey on people with urgent, immediate, and emergency-focused language to trick them into sending money
Financial fraud is an ever-increasing problem with higher than ever risks for consumers. March 1 through 7 is National Consumer
CenturyLink fine, reduced to $10.9 million for poor customer service, is the largest fine proposed by a state regulator
In April 2025, the Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission, or UTC, staff recommended the UTC impose more than $15.5
What’s the actual State of the Union for the American people?
The financial conditions facing American households in 2026 are very different than those presented by President Trump on Tuesday in