CONSUMER REPORTS

There are affordable ways to get your pets the health care they need without a pricey insurance bill.

A few small changes could amount to big savings when it comes to what you pay for car insurance.

Picking up the pieces after a storm, flood, or fire is a daunting task. Consumer Reports explains how to file an insurance claim to get the most out of your policy.

As we get closer to the dreaded hurricane season -- all while you're dealing with rising premiums that feel completely out of your control -- News4JAX turned to the experts to get some tricks and tips to really help you drop your rate.

May is full of opportunities to save big on Consumer Reports’ top-rated products

With 1 in 3 adults not getting the recommended amount of sleep, there’s more and more evidence pointing to a possible solution.

A healthy diet consists of eating plenty of fruits and vegetables, but some of the chemicals that are often used by produce farmers to help control bugs, fungi, and weeds raise concerns when it comes to your health.

Getting turned down for a loan? Paying higher interest rates? It could be due to mistakes on your credit report. And the negative consequences don't stop there.

Sure, they can be convenient places to find great deals, but as Consumer Reports explains, there are some safety steps you need to take before you meet up to finalize an online sale.

New safety warnings have been issued for water beads, the popular toys for children that have been in the news for months.

At the grocery store or gas station, you might notice claims on some cans and bottles that say the soft drink has wellness benefits such as easing stress, boosting immunity, and lifting energy. But is that true?

Consumer Reports pored through the research to find the truth about its reputation and tested 26 olive oils to find the best-tasting.

Consumer Reports looks at which banking apps you can bank on when you need them.

Car thefts are soaring, and it’s happening all over -- in larger cities and smaller towns. As thieves get smarter, so should you. Consumer Reports reveals some helpful tips to make sure your car isn’t the next target.

How much water do you need to stay properly hydrated? There’s not a one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on various factors, such as body size, physical activity, and even sex.

No doubt big appliances cost big money. So, when one breaks, you're left to answer one very important question: repair it or replace it?

Newer gadgets called infant formula makers are claiming to make precisely measured, warm, ready-to-drink bottles. But before you buy, you need to know what Consumer Reports’ safety experts found in their investigation.

Consumer Reports says you’ll find a lot of great deals this month on tools and gadgets that can help you get ready for Spring -- inside the house and out.

Many of us blame our mattresses for a less than stellar night's sleep. But maybe it's what's on top that's causing all that tossing and turning.

We are all looking for ways to cut costs, and over the last few days on The Morning Show, we've talked about several ways to save money:

Every year, Consumer Reports buys and tests about 50 new cars, measuring things like performance, fuel economy, and how easy it is to install a child seat. So if you’ve been waiting to make that big purchase, Consumer Reports is here to help with its annual must-see list of the top new cars of the year.

Does it seem like most new cars are sold with all-wheel drive? You’re not wrong. Consumer Reports says while more than half of new cars come with all-wheel drive, there are some things drivers need to know.

Buying a new home can be an overwhelming process and surprises come with the territory. So, we got expert advice from Consumer Reports -- revealing some not-so-obvious products that could end up saving you thousands of dollars later.

The sales are on for everything from smartphones to refrigerators to TVs! And because President's Day is coming up too, Consumer Reports says you'll find deep discounts on items all month long