Betty Lin-Fisher

A new Bank of America Institute analysis reveals that more Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.

In a survey of SNAP recipients, 72% said they are worried about affording Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.

The retailer said it was lowering prices as shoppers try to stretch their budgets.

Private label brands are competing with national brands to bring costs of Thanksgiving down.

A Lending Tree analysis came up with an estimate if current tariffs were in place during the 2024 holiday season.

The FDA is phasing out the use of eight artificial dyes by the end of 2026. Will people be able to tell the difference?

More shoppers are looking to grocery stores' prepared foods instead of restaurants to feed the family.

Gen Z shoppers are price conscious and 82% said they planned to buy a dupe this holiday season, according to a new study.

The price of cocoa has more than doubled since the beginning of 2024 -- and it remains high.

WalletHub analyzed prices of 26 common grocery items in 100 of the largest cities and compared the costs to median household income.

A new PayPal survey shows 80% of people who have used or considered Buy Now, Pay Later loans are willing to use them for the holidays.

A new Empower study offers the "going rate" for gifts, tips after surveying consumers.

A JD Power study surveyed consumers who had purchased "smart" appliances in the last three years to gauge their service and reliability.

The most recent Consumer Price Index for grocery prices showed the largest monthly increase in three years.

In a new survey, Gen Z shoppers said they planned to spend 23% less this year on holiday gifts.

A new report by the Consumer Federation of America to Congress calls on lawmakers and regulators to protect car buyers, saying a crisis is at hand.

What's been happening in the fast-food landscape that it has become harder to feed a family as a cheap meal?

A new joint study may change the minds of retailers and brands about forgetting the members of Generation X.

A new survey of 1,000 U.S. diners shares some of the reasons consumers are frustrated with eating out experiences.

Here is why parents are willing to spend more to pack school lunches, even though costs are rising