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We turned to Real Simple Magazine for some suggestions to get blood, ink and even salad dressing out of clothes.

From backyard bargains to a deal if you need an upgrade on your smartphone, Consumer Reports says there are plenty of opportunities to save money in September.

Here’s what I found in Real Simple magazine’s Secrets to a Clean Home edition for removing stains from upholstery.

If you or your child is riding a bike, you need a good helmet. And while you may already have one, Consumer Reports warns bike helmets don't last forever and yours may need to be replaced.

This unprecedented time has also been a catalyst for significant changes that could make higher education more affordable and student debt easier to manage.

As companies look to hire, they’re relaxing their standards and that’s good news if you don’t have a college degree.

Recent attacks against Apple products are causing concern. Consumer Reports explains what you can do to keep your Apple devices safe.

Starting July 31, Florida parents can save big on their back-to-school supply lists when the state’s 10-day sales tax holiday kicks off. It runs through Aug. 9.

The good news is that there are alternatives, if you know where to look.

Being a parent is hard enough, but most parents would agree back-to-school shopping adds a new level of stress.

At a time of widespread digital insecurity it turns out that the oldest and simplest computer fix there is — turning a device off then back on again — can thwart hackers from stealing information from smartphones.

A Disney Parks tweet indicates the Disney Cruise Line is set to resume sailings out of Port Canaveral next month after a hiatus of more than a year.

If you’re a parent who hasn’t opted out of the federal Child Tax Credit program, chances are you have monthly payments coming to you over the next few months.

If you’re tossing and turning at night, the culprit could be your pillow. Consumer Reports takes a look at three adjustable pillows.

For just $1, players can win up to five times or win all five prizes shown if they reveal the Money Bag symbol.

The first round of child tax credit payments started hitting parents’ bank accounts Thursday.

Do you remember Clippy?

Manipulative practices and confusing language in privacy settings online are known as “dark patterns,” and they can lead you to make choices you usually wouldn’t.

Between stimulus payments and a pause on student loans, many of us were able to pay down our credit card balances over the past year.

We all know our credit scores can impact our monthly bills; the lower our score, the more likely we are to pay more for everything from credit card interest to insurance premiums.

Better Business Bureau urges both consumers and businesses to take precautions when responding to unsolicited offers in the wake of Tropical Storm Elsa.

Florida gas prices set a new 2021 high today.

Tens of million Americans were unemployed last year as companies let employees go because of COVID-19 lockdowns. But now the job market is opening back up and the rush is on to find employees.

Walmart is launching its own brand of insulin for diabetes patients.