shopping

If you spend a hundred bucks, you can get twenty bucks back.

There's a new shopping holiday coming up that will pay you to shop, and it will only happen during one 24-hour period in November.

Toys 'R' Us closed all of its stores after filing for bankruptcy in 2017, but the chain is not finished just yet. It's making a comeback this holiday season, and it could be a sign of things to come.

I bet you didn't know you needed a human bowling ball until now, but if you win $5000 with us tomorrow, you could be the proud owner of one.

The stores are going to be twisting our arms this holiday weekend with some legit deals, and some things will be total steals. It's a matter of knowing what to snatch up and what to leave alone.

Fewer than 6% of Halloween shoppers will start looking for their costumes before September 1 but if you're one of those early birds, you can get your shop on NOW!

If you're feeling a financial pinch this month, blame the school supplies. It's fun to get new binders, erasable pens, and gadgets, but it sets most of us back more than $600 this month.

Buying all of our school supplies at one store won't lead to the biggest savings. There are ways to score cheap markers and free pens and dramatically reduce the back-to-school bill, but we've got to know the tricks before we head out.

I've been buying my dad Father's Day gifts for years, but never before have I made this dumb shopping mistake.

Every time I go to the grocery store I think I'll only spend fifty bucks, and the next thing I know the total is flirting with $150 and it's not from lobster and caviar. It's just average stuff! What common things jack up the grocery bill the most?

"There's no way I'd buy that at a dollar store," I whispered to my husband during a presentation we were watching on Wednesday night.