The best things to buy in December to save money
December is a great month to buy thanks to the gifting season, year-end sales, fall inventory clear-outs and one holiday everyone loves.
Advice on how to spend, save and budget wisely.
December is a great month to buy thanks to the gifting season, year-end sales, fall inventory clear-outs and one holiday everyone loves.
If you're looking for the best prices as you shop online, check out this app that takes the work out of comparison shopping.
Tax incentives for both new and used EVs are helping to make them less expensive, but there are other money-saving considerations as well.
Just as ceiling fans make practical and energy-efficient solutions in the summertime, they can make a room feel warmer in the cooler months.
These stoppers can be used to block out cold air, loud noises, unwanted smoke and even pesky bugs on French doors, double doors, windows and more.
College costs have become prohibitively expensive for some families. A 529 account can help, but should you ask others help fund it?
These tips can help you keep your home comfortable and your gas and electric bills a little bit lower all winter long.
Record home prices and 30-year mortgage rates that have just touched 8% are slowing the market, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy.
If you've had any car work done in the past year or so, you know repair costs are up, just like everything else.
Are you spending a lot on your streaming services? If so, these tips may help you reduce the load a bit as prices start to increase.
Both grocers are reducing prices starting Nov. 1 on favorite traditional holiday foods and charcuterie items in advance of Thanksgiving.
Consumers' Checklist came out with a list of 65 fees that you can probably skip paying for, if you know how.
If you want to save cash on your next Apple purchase, wait until these specific times of year to score a good deal.
November is a great month to save money on many items, thanks to Black Friday sales, Veterans Day sales and other seasonal events
From stacking coupons to clearance items to special deals, heading to Target doesn't have to be expensive.
It's a popular way to get tips: A recent study found 80% of Americans ages 18 to 41 have used financial advice they saw on social media.
It's not for everyone, but geoarbitrage can be a good strategy to stretch how far your money goes if you're flexible about where you live.
Buying a home warranty is just one thing on a recent list of things home owners probably don't need to spend their money on.
If you don't want to shell out for expensive beauty products, you can try these cheaper yet effective dupes recommended by experts.
Some of these add-ons aren't really necessary or they have huge markups and may be much more expensive than they'd be if you bought them elsewhere.
Buying eco-friendly products doesn't have to hurt your wallet. Depending on your personal lifestyle, it may even save you a little money.
First responders can sign up online to receive up to $1,500 in digital coupons from Lowe's. Here's how it works.
Talented actors will now get a leg up at the Juilliard School, which is offering its masters program in acting with no tuition costs.
After a cyberattack, there are a few things consumers can do to make sure they don't fall victim to the scams that follow.
Target Circle Week and Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days are coming up this month, but it's also a good time to buy bigger-ticket items.
College is expensive, but these goods and services will help students save a little money on things they actually want and need.
All three major credit reporting agencies, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, made a joint announcement about the new policy on Sept. 18.
These five websites will guarantee you get the lowest price possible on your travel plans, and if you don't, will refund you the difference.
Thrift-store shoppers are complaining that prices have been going up, so Don't Waste Your Money visited a Goodwill for a price check.
For National Cheeseburger Day on Sept. 18, McDonald's is reducing the price of a cheeseburger to just 50 cents. Order through the app.
Amazon Household allows Prime users to share Prime benefits with another adult in their household and a select number of teens and children.
The new fourth-generation Tablo device is a user-friendly way to get over-the-air television with all the modern-day conveniences.
Walmart's Easy Reorder service lists your recent purchases (made both in-store and online) and allows you to easily repurchase them.
You won't get your money back on a new standing shower. Find out what other renovations that won't recoup their cost in resale value.
Money transfer apps like Zelle, Venmo, and Cash App are convenient, but if you lose your money to a scam, you're unlikely to get it back.
Medical experts say its time to get your flu shot. If you have it done at Sam's Club, you can get a $5 credit good in the store.
Dollar stores are great for deals, but you should know which items to buy and which you should probably skip if you're going to shop at one.
Labor Day is the perfect time to score deals on otherwise expensive items.
Walmart shoppers are in luck this Labor Day, with major items on sale including 'The Frame' LED TV, grills, gardening equipment and more.
Dairy Queen is honoring the creation of the Blizzard in 1985 by offering small discounted Blizzards priced at 85 cents.
Repair costs are outpacing inflation right now, but there are a few ways you can save money on fixing your car.
Find out how to get two sandwiches for the price of one at select locations by ordering via the app or online through Sept. 7.
A study from Coupon Follow explains which bulk items save you more money and we list some items that probably aren't worth it.
Items like lawn equipment, kids toys and clothes are just a few goods that you can buy used and save a ton of money.
A new study reveals that used car prices are higher than ever, and that there are fewer of them on the market.
We love our pets, but they can be expensive. These hacks will allow you to save money while still giving your dog or cat all they need.
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