Online shoppers are scoring hot summer deals right now with retailers like Amazon offering big discounts. But all those purchases mean packages piling up outside your door and it’s an opportunity for thieves to steal your stuff.

A Jacksonville mom learned a lesson the hard way when she unknowingly buckled her newborn into a fake car seat, thinking it was safe.

Consumer Reports has expert advice to help you and your pets stay safe from pesky pests like ticks.

As part of our “Addressing A4dability” series, we spoke with longtime loan officer Jason Kindler, who says zero-down mortgages are not only possible, they’re happening every day.

More than a month after Green Cove Springs council members shot down a 20% increase in electric rates, they unanimously approved a 12% increase in electric rates Tuesday night

Consumer Reports has tips to help you throw a fun, budget-friendly, and safe party for everyone.

Skin cancer is less common in people with darker skin, but when it does occur, it can be far more deadly.

Whether you prefer cubes, crushed, bullets, or those crunchy little nuggets with a cult following, Consumer Reports reveals the best ways to get great ice at home and how to keep it fresh all season long.

Ever wonder what income level actually makes people feel like they've "made it"? New research from Empower found the average American thinks you need to be pulling in around $270,000 a year to feel truly successful.

A new federal rule targets some of the worst offenders, but many hidden charges remain legal. Consumer Reports breaks down what this means for your wallet and how to avoid them.

Global markets appear to have taken the U.S. strike against nuclear targets in Iran in stride as investors awaited moves by Iran.

Parents might think snack bars sold for kids are more nutritious than cookies, but are they really Consumer Reports chewed on those claims to reveal the truth.

Rising temperatures are not just uncomfortable; for many families, they are hitting their health and their wallets hard. That’s why it’s important for us all to look at what we can do, and what our communities can do to tackle these problems head-on.

When it’s time to meet in person to seal an online deal, Consumer Reports says a few simple steps can help keep your transaction safe.