Scammers can now use powerful AI voice-cloning apps to steal voices or mimic someone you trust to pull off convincing scams.

Consumer Reports has advice on making sure you’re buying the real product, not the copycat.

Potholes can be a lot more than just a jarring, bumpy annoyance! They can wreak havoc on your car and drain your wallet. Consumer Reports breaks down the impact and provides tips to protect your wallet.

From paying off debt to investing in your home, the choices are endless, but which gives you the biggest bang for your buck? Consumer Reports breaks down the best ways to make every dollar count.

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?

Spam calls are not only annoying but also costly, with unsuspecting consumers losing billions of dollars to fraud every year. So how can you prevent it from happening to you or a loved one? Consumer Reports has some new advice to stop those annoying robocalls.

Have you ever bought a new TV, dishwasher, or fridge only for it to stop working properly soon after you got it home? As many consumers know, the repair or replacement process can be quite a hassle.

New Consumer Reports testing reveals that energy bars that seem like convenient snacks might not deliver the boost you expect.

This number might surprise you. Every year, an estimated 6 million to 12 million children get head lice. Consumer Reports has important information to help you make the best choice when facing lice.

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.

Consumer Reports did the homework, so you don’t have to. Here are retailers with the best and worst return policies.

Nothing says winter comfort like a steaming cup of hot chocolate. But you’ll want to choose your hot cocoa mix wisely after a Consumer Reports investigation found concerning levels of lead in some popular hot chocolate brands.

Consumer Reports has important guidance on what parents should consider when buying or gifting toys.

From sheets to slippers, mixers to mattresses, the experts at Consumer Reports are constantly testing products for your home and garden and everywhere in between.

If you haven’t finished your shopping yet, you’re in luck — the tech experts at Consumer Reports are sharing some advice for gifting gadgets and their favorite tech picks this holiday season.

The experts at Consumer Reports culled together a list of some of their favorite cooking and kitchen gadgets — just in time for gifting or rounding out your own kitchen for the holidays.

Products to help manage your lights and kits can offer some extra fun this season.

Consumer Reports puts together report cards for all the cars it tests to help you make the right choice that will last for years.