Know your rights: Tips for airline travel over for the Thanksgiving holiday
With airline travel, you never know what’s going to happen. As I tell my daughter, who I go to visit […]
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Consumer Reports relaunches newsletter from the 1940s to help people save money, spend less
“Bread & Butter,” a newsletter on Substack, is being relaunched by Consumer Reports, a consumer testing and advocacy organization. It’s
Trump administration cancels cash payments for delayed or canceled flights, but you can still negotiate with the airline
It’s no surprise. Candidate Trump and his backers were clear that they intended to cut federal regulations, including consumer protections,
Hormone replacement therapy: Can you trust the advice from Trump’s FDA that most women can take the medication now without harm?
For years, my health care providers – general practitioner and specialists – hounded me to take hormone replacement therapy, or
Why a Medicare Advantage plan may not meet your needs
Medicare Advantage sales people make money when they get you to switch from Original Medicare to a Medicare Advantage plan.
Heath and nutrition groups and researchers ask the feds for a strong definition for ultra-processed food and follow-up action
Thirty-two public health and nutrition organizations and 52 researchers and advocates have filed joint comments to the federal government’s Request
Attorney generals and consumer groups sue Education Department over new Public Service Loan Forgiveness rule
Twenty-two attorneys general have filed a lawsuit challenging new U.S. Department of Education regulations that could exclude people with federal student loans from Public
Support lemurs on World Lemur Day
Today is World Lemur Day. How do I know? Several years ago, my niece, Debra Erickson, founded an organization called
Surge in texting and messaging scams found in annual cybersecurity study
Over the past year, consumers have seen a significant increase in text messaging-based scams, especially for younger American consumers aged