Consumer Reports

If you're trying to avoid the 4,600 to 5,000 calories many people consume on Thanksgiving - this could help you stay under 2,000.

Whether you're shopping for yourself or someone else, it always feels like a win-win when you save money!

It really depends on the neighbors and what your kids bring home!

If you saved your cash throughout the holiday season so you could acquire a little something for yourself, January may be your month.

Prior planning and the art of negotiation could make this holiday a lot less expensive.

Summer is on the way and items that you really need, or simply, really want can be found at lower prices. You just need to start looking.

March is a great month to purchase items for spring cleaning, yard sprucing, and getting a jump on staying warm next winter.

February is a great time to save on items to keep winter snow & cold at bay, and on tech and home comfort items too.

When looking for items to make your home a more comfortable place to spend a lot of time- -January is a good month to buy them, for less money.

Who says giving an appliance for Christmas is a no-no? If it's something your significant other wants, why not?