consumers

Since the recession, the number of young consumers across the country who are living without credit cards has doubled. Instead, many are opting to use debit cards.

As students across New Jersey and the rest of the nation plan to head back to school over the next month, spending on items to mark the occasion is expected to be substantially lower.

It's a growing trend in New Jersey, an increasing number of people are making efforts to buy locally produced products whenever they have a choice.

A list of the nation’s top ten consumer complaints has been released, and again, automobile complaints come in at #1.

Shoplifting is nothing new to shop owners, but stores are being ripped off in record numbers from a rise of Organized Retail Crime.

With Father's Day coming up this weekend, a new survey finds spending for dear ol' dad up slightly this year with a new wrinkle.

The bill hasn't been voted on yet, but there was a discussion about Assemblyman Reed Gusciora's Motor Vehicle Owners' Right to Repair Act recently in the Assembly Consumer Affairs Committee. Gusciora says his legislation is all about fairness.

Consumer confidence took a big jump this month, and while this measure of economic optimism has been up and down recently, this time it is different.

The housing market is beginning to heat up and as house hunters go door-to-door, many of them are completely unprepared to strike.

This spring, for the first time in years, prices for used cars are on their way down.