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A "money leak" is a small, often hidden cost that slowly drains your checking account without you even noticing.

When it comes to food labels, there are a lot of confusing terms. We break down the meaning behind one deli meat claim.

It’s the perfect time to get your house in order before winter arrives. Here’s one chore you should check off your list now.

A driver's license is more than just a piece of plastic—it's a big responsibility. Here's one way to help your teen become a conscientious driver.

A recent study reveals that most cyclists who suffered a head or neck injury while riding were not wearing helmets.-- It’s Wednesday, September eighteenth. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news.

Want to make sure your sweaty, stinky exercise duds get really clean? We’ve got a simple tip to help your workout clothes come out fresh from the wash.

With smart lighting, you can control your lights remotely with an app as well as dim them or change colors to set the mood.

Which food labels can you trust? CR experts reviewed the requirements for ten popular food labels, and rated them according to how well they meet their claims.

Every year, Apple shows off a trove of shiny new devices. Here's what's next to arrive in stores.

Don't give everyone at Starbucks access to your shared files.

Letting go of a beloved vehicle can be tough, but if a car has become too expensive to maintain—or unsafe to drive—it's time to say goodbye.

CR's expert tasters face two burgers, both alike in consistency to meat, but not actually made with meat at all. Which one is closest to the real thing?

--EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Tariffs on certain products imported from China may make them more expensive, but there are ways to minimize the impact on your shopping. -- It’s Friday September sixth. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news. Today on C-R-dot-org: The best drip coffee makers in our tests and what automakers are doing to prevent hot car deaths.

--EPISODE DESCRIPTION: We discovered a crucial privacy setting was missing from some Facebook accounts. Now the company is moving to make it right. -- It’s Thursday, September fifth. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news.

If someone calls you up offering a medical device to help you feel better, watch out—it’s probably a scam.