Consumer Reports says you could save up to $500 a year, without sacrificing the coverage or reliability you depend on.

An in-depth investigation by Consumer Reports and two news organizations found that customers were often charged higher prices at checkout than what was listed on store shelves.

Denial doesn’t mean you should immediately pay out of pocket or skip the care you need. Consumer Reports says it’s easier to appeal a denial than you might think.

Consumer Reports rounded up the best bargains on some of their top-rated products, so you can make your money go further this month.

Consumer Reports shows us what’s really going down the drain—and how to avoid a costly mess at home.

Consumer Reports just released its exclusive annual sunscreen ratings, putting more than 100 products to the test, and revealing surprising gaps in how they protect you from the sun’s cancer-causing rays.

Consumer Reports reveals how the soapy superhero is the secret weapon hiding in plain sight.

Over the last year, Consumer Reports’ experts put dozens of cleaning products to the test in real-life situations, looking to find effective and versatile products that are also gentle on surfaces and that don’t contain irritating or harsh ingredients!

As Consumer Reports says, finding easy, healthier options to put a meal on the table in minutes isn’t as complicated as it seems.

If you recently filed your taxes and discovered you owe Uncle Sam, maybe even a few thousand dollars, take a breath because you have options.

That new car of yours isn’t just tracking your mileage—a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals that nearly every major automaker in the U.S. is collecting so-called “driver behavior data”—everything from how hard you brake to how fast you accelerate.

Pet owners want the best when it comes to feeding their four-legged friends. And with so many dog food choices — from fresh to freeze-dried and everything in between — how do you even know what’s best for your pet?

As we welcome March and the official start of spring, many of us are diving into the fun of spring cleaning. To help us ditch the dirt and save some money, Consumer Reports rounded up some of the best deals of the month.

With soaring prices, slim pickings at the supermarket, and many varieties of eggs, you want to make sure you’re getting what you think you’re paying for. Consumer Reports deciphers those confusing egg labels and explains what they mean.

Online shopping is quick, convenient, and sometimes cheaper—but a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a hidden danger: What are supposed to be life-saving products sold on major online marketplaces could be putting your safety at risk.

If you’re shopping for a new ride, Consumer Reports has you covered with its highly anticipated annual list of the best cars, trucks, and SUVs for 2025, helping you make the smartest choice before you buy.

Consumer Reports shares easy tips to help you navigate the cancellation process and keep more money in your pocket.

With holiday spending just behind us, the last thing anyone wants to hear about is how to spend more money.

The right tips and tools can make a big difference for your health and wallet if you're preparing meals ahead of time. Consumer Reports shares some practical recommendations to help you get started.

For more than a decade, Consumer Reports has been raising the alarm about arsenic, lead, and cadmium in baby food. For good reason.

Making a few tweaks to your TV’s picture settings in time for the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 can be a real game changer.

Consumer Reports has some advice on kitchen gadgets that can upgrade those family recipes, making them healthier and easier. 

Now that the gift-giving season is over, it’s time to kick off 2025 by treating yourself. The main event in January is Martin Luther King weekend, which tends to bring big sales of mattresses. But it doesn’t stop there.

Booking travel doesn’t have to be stressful or break the bank; with a few smart tips from Consumer Reports, you can save big and travel smarter.