Experts: It will cost less to eat out on Thanksgiving than to host
We're going to be forced to pay more for almost everything we count on for the holiday, especially the turkey.
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We're going to be forced to pay more for almost everything we count on for the holiday, especially the turkey.
It's possible many merchants are breaking the law. But there are ways to get your money back.
Right now, the average domestic flight for a Christmas vacation is up 38 percent from 2021.
Rising grocery costs have many shoppers opting for less expensive foods, which are often less healthy.
Regal Deli, Morrison's and Plainview Diner are all closing due to inflation, rents rising and the labor shortage.
For many, there is just something about this particular holiday that makes people want to splurge.
Con Ed recommends insulating homes, getting a smart thermostat to control energy usage, and using LED lighting.
In this tight economy, thrifting is a great way to save money and shop sustainably.
Disposable diapers can cost up to $80 per month per child, and with inflation, prices are even higher.
Analysts still say hurricane season remains a "wild card" that could disrupt oil production and refining along the Gulf Coast.
The 8.3 percent hike in the consumer price index is especially bad news for retirees living on fixed incomes.
Americans are spending nearly $460 more a month to buy the same goods and services as last year.
CBS2's Tim McNicholas got an advance copy of a survey that shows Americans are losing the race with rising costs.
Stocks tumbled all day Tuesday as inflation remains high. CBS2's Tony Aiello has details and reaction.
Analysts say declines in global oil prices and modest demand helped ease prices from the all-time records set in June.
Research shows when kids lack the proper supplies, they become less likely to do well in school.
Analysts warn hurricane season may disrupt oil production in the Gulf of Mexico.
Inflation is doing a number on just about all supplies, but experts say there are steps that can save money.
Analysts say falling prices at the pump may eventually lure more drivers back onto the road.
From the price of gas to the cost of groceries, we're all feeling the squeeze. And that goes for rent, too.
AAA says the average price of a gallon of regular in New Jersey on Friday was down 13 cents from last week.
City officials said they're not immune to supply chain issues that are making it difficult to get multi-million dollar projects done on time.
According to a report, a one-bedroom reached a record average of $5,058 in June, and it went up even more in July.
It is expected that rents will climb even further in August.
Senators debated amendments to the economic bill, which contains many of President Biden's climate, energy, health and tax goals.
