Making and regularly updating a budget can help you live within your means and save for the future, whether that means a down ...

In this talk from Fully Charged Live 2020, discover how a smart home can effectively save energy. Learn actionable strategies motivated by climate change and cost-saving benefits. This video outlines ...

As temperatures fall in the colder months, concerns about heating bills rise. Smart thermostat brands often claim their high-tech models can save money through advanced algorithms, but is it true?

Fall is in full swing, and that means daylight saving time will soon draw to a close. Read on for more about the annual clock change.

Utility bills have skyrocketed for some homeowners, with electricity costs rising 5.5% year-over-year. CBS News reports natural gas customers are also on the hook for higher bills, with an average ...

From standard deduction amounts to tax brackets and Medicaid cuts, here’s what individual filers need to know about tax ...

Homeowners are looking for ways to stay warm and save money. Consumers Energy hosted its "Count On Us Kalamazoo" initiative, connecting Kalamazoo residents with community resources. On Sept. 13, Alisa ...

With insurance costs continuing to rise, lowering your rates has never been more important. Homeowners insurance alone has skyrocketed nearly 70% in the past five-and-a-half years. As a reporter who ...

Amazon's second Prime-member exclusive event, Prime Big Deal Days, runs from October 7 to 8 this year. Similar to the official Prime Day in the summer, this sale offers exclusive discounts on millions ...

The cognitive impact of creatine has become a popular topic, and one expert explains two levels of creatine to take, depending on what their day looks like. One of the most common questions ...

Many people leave electronic devices plugged in when they’re not in use without a second thought. But everyday items that drain energy even when they’re turned off, like coffee machines, video game ...

For years, Dan Harrison’s home in the western hills of Los Angeles would lose power when it was hot, when it rained or when it was very cold — sometimes the outages would stretch longer than 10 hours.