While the difference between dairy alternatives such as oat, almond and other nut milks is easier to decipher, choosing between organic dairy varieties can be more difficult.
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A New Law In NY Will Require Gift Card Retailers To Warn Consumers Of Potential Scams
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Gift card scams have become more common, especially as of late from Harlem and beyond.
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FTC To Investigate Long Overdue Supply Chain Issues And How They Affect Consumers
What exactly is causing supply chain bottlenecks that have created shortages and contributed to higher prices? The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is launching an investigation to find out.Continue reading
Inflation Is Taking A Toll On Many Households From Hawaii To Harlem, Poll Finds
Consumers are encountering higher prices at the gas pump, the grocery store, and the used car lot, and a new Gallup survey suggests that it’s taking a severe toll on many families’ finances.Continue reading
Attorney General James Urges Consumers To Be Aware Of Rights When Faced With Attempts To Collect Debt
New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued a consumer alert, informing New Yorkers of their rights when contacted by a debt collector. Continue reading
Used Car Prices Hit Record High In September
Consumers shopping for a used car last month encountered record high prices, according to the latest Manheim Market Report (MMR).Continue reading
Health Is Wealth, Changes To Wealth May Impact Consumers’ Cardiovascular Health
A new study conducted by researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital discovered an interesting trend between consumers’ wealth and cardiovascular health. Continue reading
Drugged Driving Is Becoming Potentially More Dangerous Than Drunk Driving
Drunk driving continues to be a serious concern for consumers of all ages. Continue reading
COVID-19 Lockdowns Have Led To A Lot Of Personal Growth For Consumers
It seems impossible that anything positive could have come out of the COVID-19 pandemic, but a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Bath is seeking to prove just that. Continue reading
Daily Green Tea Or Coffee Could Lower The Risk Of Death For Consumers With Diabetes
Whether it’s coffee or tea, many consumers start their mornings with a caffeinated drink.
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What Consumers Should Expect When Getting A COVID-19 Vaccine
Distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine has started in the last few weeks across the U.S. As more consumers are given the opportunity to be vaccinated in the coming weeks, Continue reading
Balancing Mindfulness And Future Planning Can Help Consumers Stay Positive
Experts have found several benefits associated with positivity, including longer life and disease prevention. Continue reading
Keeping Your Camera Off During Virtual Meetings Can Help Save The Environment
Many consumers have made the switch from in-person work to working from home since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading
Consumers From Harlem To Hawaii Don’t Always Factor Savings Into Their Budget
Spending money is easy and saving money is hard. We get it.Continue reading
Consumers From Harlem To Hawaii Resolve To Save Money In 2021, Survey Finds
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic upset just about everything in 2020, including personal finance.Continue reading