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More than half of American adults take at least one vitamin or dietary supplement daily. Do they work? Consumer Reports looks into some of biggest sellers.

Gas prices soar 59 cents a gallon in one month, and analyst says there's more to come.

The cold temps outside are an opportunity for some home improvement. So if the winter days are bringing you down, consider taking on an indoor home project to pass the time.

It’s a New Year, and many are considering refreshing their home.

$2.5 billion. That is the projected price for the new expansion for the San Antonio International Airport, but it wont happen overnight.

Sources who know the former PM say he would have used the money to fund his lifestyle.

If IRS forms, tax jargon, and number-crunching make your head spin, there may be help available through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program.

Monday is the first day of tax filing season, and experts said this week could be an excellent time to get your records in order.

When Consumer Reports analyzed thousands of internet bills they found confusing billing, varied pricing and lack of competition.

While payment apps like Zelle, Venmo, and Cash App make sending money to your friends or for purchases very easy and convenient, Pew Research Center states that about one in 10 people fall victim to payment app scams or hacking.

Netflix is looking to hire a flight attendant to work within a “dream crew” and the pay could exceed a quarter million dollars based on the job listing.

If you have the itch to travel, pack your bags and buckle up. Now is the cheapest time of year to fly.

Store brand foods can be big money savers, unless they don't taste good. Consumer Reports taste-tested several products, comparing store brands to name brands.

The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the housing market have been making headlines for nearly two years but you might be wondering what the big picture looks like in terms of where we started vs. where we are.

Inside Meemo’s Bakery and Cafe in San Antonio, they crack a lot of eggs. Problem is, the price of eggs is cracking the budget.

On Jan. 3, the Dutch National Archive made public an old map believed to mark a spot where millions of dollars worth of treasure were hidden by German soldiers during World War II.

More than $1 billion could be yours if you hit the Mega Millions jackpot, but would you know how to properly manage those funds? Here's how to be ready if yout hit it big.

Recent surveys show $49 billion is awarded in scholarships annually. But an estimated $100 million in scholarship money still goes unawarded each year.

Workers protest at an antigen test kit factory in over layoff and wage disputes, videos show.

If you kicked off the year resolving to get healthier and exercise more, some January deals can help you meet your goals.

Want to invest in gold in the new year? There are many ways to get started.

If you're planning on making some eco-friendly home improvements such as new windows or appliances, you may be able to save thousands of dollars by taking advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

As we start a new year, it’s a good time to think about your taxes.

Forbes’s real-time list of richest people shows six out of the top ten wealthiest people in the world are living in the U.S., including one who resides in Texas.

Lottery players will have a chance to ring in the New Year with a $685 million bonus in their bank account as a drawing is held in the Mega Millions game.

Business leaders from the San Antonio area shared some of their best advice and discussed community-related events on our KSAT Money Q&A series in 2022.

A Wisconsin waitress got a $1,000 tip from Christmas morning customer.

One of the most common resolutions in the new year is to get control of finances and wipe out debt. But as it turns out, the odds are against you in reaching your newly-made financial goal.

A community group welcomes 150 people to a festive meal in Oxfordshire to fight loneliness and isolation.

Money donated in memory of Queen Elizabeth is being used to help those unable to pay energy bills.

The Jan. 6 committee released its final report on its findings on Thursday, after investigating the attack on the Capitol for more than a year and half.

Drivers in Texas are seeing lower gas prices as they hit the road for the holidays, according to AAA.

It’s cold outside, but inflation is burning up utility bills. Heating bills this winter might reach a 10-year high. Experts from the National Energy Assistance Directors’ Association say your utility bill may increase by as much as 17%.

Whether it is the stock market or the housing market, 2022 has been a roller coaster of emotions and prices. There are a lot of questions revolving around interest rates, a possible recession, and what comes next.

Inflation may be easing, but your grocery receipt doesn't show it. A detailed price check of the same groceries shows most prices significantly higher than one year ago.

Beginning Thursday, rates will be between 4.25% and 4.5% — the highest in 15 years. Here's what that mean for consumers.

Finding the great gift for an older teen or young adult may not be as tricky as you think. Consumer Reports offers up a few ideas.

When you think of water conservation, do you think of turning off your sprinklers and taking shorter showers? While these are great habits, there are some even easier ways to lower your water consumption.

The cleaners, who were sacked on Monday, have been protesting outside the headquarters in San Francisco.

Some hints and tips to help you manage your children's Christmas expectations.

Before you gift your next gift card this holiday season, think again.

A year after supply chain snags challenged toy stores to put inventory on the shelves, the new Grinch is rising costs.

Grocery stores have a secret sauce they use to get you to spend more money when you planned to spend less. Impulse buying and sticker shock at the checkout aisle are real things.

if you missed out on the big Black Friday sales and Cyber Monday savings, don't worry. Here are some deep discounts on some popular, top-rated gifts.

Electronics are always hot for the holidays. So, ahead of the big Black Friday through Cyber Monday weekend, Consumer Reports' tech editors offer their personal picks for gift ideas.

Holiday shoppers may want to beware those retail credit cards as some APRs soar past 30%.

Consumer Reports' newly-released vehicle reliability report favors hybrids and sedans. Toyota, Lexus and BMW rank as most reliable brands in recent survey about new vehicles.

The Treasury chief told CBS News she expected inflation to ease thanks to a "resilient" U.S. economy, and said Biden's shift to EVs would become "less reliant on China."

A play based on transcripts from the case will not belittle the two women involved, its writer says.

Cell phones aren't cheap and neither are repairs for when you drop and break it, so here are the most important features to look for in a protective case.

Beginning November 14th, the over $200 million donated to the Uvalde Together We Rise Fund will begin to be disbursed.

The monarch will use his private income to fund the single payment on top of his staffs' salaries.

Turkey and most of the traditional fixin's will cost more this year as food prices continue to climb.

Uncertainty in the markets shouldn’t force you into quick decisions about what to do with your money.

The estimated $1.9 billion Powerball jackpot is nearly $400 million larger than the previous record jackpot and will keep growing until someone finally wins the prize.

Another month has gone by and it’s another month the feds have raised interest rates. That means higher prices on just about everything as we head into the holiday shopping season.

As holiday shopping kicks into high gear, Consumer Reports found discounts on some of its top-rated products before Thanksgiving weekend.

With gas costing more than $3 a gallon, it’s no wonder drivers look for the cheapest station. But, auto experts said using Top Tier gas is worth it in the long run, even if it costs a few pennies more per gallon.

Several popular brands of dry shampoo are recalled because they may contain elevated levels of a cancer-causing chemical.

If you use a lot of batteries, it may be time to switch to rechargeables, especially for toys. They can help your wallet and the planet.

Social Security payments are going up, and with that comes an increase in calls, emails and texts from imposters trying to trick people out of information or money, the U.S. government warns.

Individuals and families could be leaving thousands of dollars on the table by not claiming 2021 tax credits. Here's how to get started.

At the party's annual conference, its co-leaders will say a new levy would raise around £70bn a year.

LGBT+ Conservatives unveil politics-themed condoms to promote sexual health at Birmingham gathering.

He was overcharged for train tickets he bought in 1999 and had been fighting to get the money back.

Mississippi's top legal official has no plan to prosecute​ Carolyn Bryant Donham, whose accusation set off the lynching of Black teenager Emmett Till nearly 70 years ago, an aide said Friday.

Worthy Farm will welcome more than 200,000 festival-goers, but some are now nervous about the trip.

Four months after Russia invaded Ukraine, the economy still works but it lacks some of its parts.

Suze Orman has never shared a bank account with her partner of over 20 years. The financial expert recommends couples follow three steps to managing money.

Alex Lowndes' gym faced prosecution for opening in lockdown but the case was thrown out of court.

A major donor was listed as a director of a firm secretly owned by a Russian oligarch close to Putin.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Brownsville seized $106,000, authorities announced Thursday.

John Lansdown is the only seafarer out of the 800 sacked at short notice to take P&O to a tribunal.

Setting up your first budget may seem daunting, but it's actually really simple! Here are a few quick tips to help college students set up their first budget.

Wally Adeyemo, a top US politician, says the West is committed to issuing more sanctions on Russia.

A Texas woman’s TikTok video of her busting a credit card skimmer at a 7-Eleven has gone viral. NBC News’ Morgan Chesky meets with the woman to discuss how she was able to detect the scam.

Thousands of Russian and Ukrainian tourists are stuck in Phuket, unable to go home.

But central bank officials say economy has changed since high-inflation days of the 1970s.

Matt Damon, Tom Brady, Paris Hilton and other celebs are peddling NFTs and cryptocurrency. Of course they are.

“Since the bill was signed into law, this money was going to be spent regardless. If there’s federal money on the table she is, of course, going to do everything she can to make sure it is reinvested in Iowa,” Seid said in a statement. “That’s why she worked with a bipartisan group of her colleagues in asking the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to prioritize NESP construction along the Upper Mississippi River.”

South African anti-apartheid icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu, described as the country's moral compass, has died at the age of 90, sparking an outpouring of tributes for the outspoken Nobel Peace Prize winner.

New restrictions are affecting the hospitality sector on what should be one of its busiest times.

Suze Orman has never shared a bank account with her partner of around 20 years. The financial expert recommends all couples follow this formula to pay bills.

Most HSA owners don't invest their savings. That could short-change them over the long term.

Bond traders aren’t panicking about higher yields, which should bring some comfort to stock investors.

MiamiCoin has generated roughly $7 million for the city since its August launch, and Mayor Francis Suarez said cryptocurrency contributions could one day replace city taxes.

The image of two-year-old Chloe Clem making a disapproving face was auctioned in cryptocurrency.

The show was originally pitched as a competition series but will now become a documentary.

The sign dedicated to the 14-year-old appears to have been hit by a car and removed.

Lebanon’s government has agreed to pay tens of thousands of poor families cash assistance in U.S. dollars from a World Bank loan as the country’s economic crisis deepens

Floyd Mayweather is the proud owner of a mansion in Miami Beach, after throwing down serious coin last week.

After sleeping on the night bus with her daughter, Jo was forced to borrow money.

Officials warn that the severity of natural disasters is outpacing efforts to prevent their damage.

Dancer Yami "Rowdy" Lofvenberg was labelled "stupid" at school. Now she has returned to education - as a lecturer.

Sioban Moore escaped disaster by a whisker after receiving a fake email inviting her for a jab.

Keep in mind that items you no longer wear can often be used by someone else.

The seizure is the largest of its kind in the UK - beating the previous record set just weeks ago.

Ben Moore says he was "sceptical" about the offer but messages on Twitter looked "so genuine".

The supermarket giant says its customers increasingly go online for their entertainment.

People underestimate how much their ideal retirement will cost, according to author Dan Ariely, a professor at Duke University. Here's how much you'll need.