In tough economic times, consumers are looking to save money wherever they can, and for an increasing number of people, those savings come by eliminating

If you want to get organized, but don't know where to start, you're in luck. A special session in Suffolk can get you on track.

The North Suffolk Library is hosting a free two-hour couponing class in September to help you save money.

The first weekend of August, qualifying school supplies, clothing and shoes will be exempt from sales tax.

If you bought an "e-deal" coupon, but realize you can't use it before it expires, don't worry. There's help out there to get at least some of your money back.

Be careful when you travel this summer not to reveal too much about yourself on your Facebook and Twitter accounts. Summer scam artists are out there looking

It promises to be a hands free way to open your canned goods. But can it really open those cans with just "One Touch?" Katie Collett has the answer.

Do your homeword before buying a used car. Find out what to look for in this week's Your Money report on WAVY.com.

It promises to be a spill-proof bowl, something that will keep your kitchen clean while your little ones eat. It's called the "Gyro Bowl" and we wanted to

The editors of CNNMoney.com are revealing the top things we waste our money on. If you cut back on some of items listed you could save thousands each year!

It promises to repair scratches on your car like a pro for a price that can't be beat. It's called "Fix it Pro", but Will it Work?

They have lots of names: loyalty cards, club cards, advantage and reward cards. And chances are you have one right now in your purse or wallet. But are they

There's a pair out there promising to give you high definition vision for less than $10. But Will they Work?

As gas prices continue to climb, more people are letting their fuel gauges fall even closer to empty. But is that really saving you money?

With gas prices nearing an all-time record high, most of us are cutting back on all unnecessary driving.