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Yeah, we get it—your cell company’s been your cell company since forever. But if you want a lower bill, there’s no shame in shopping around. Just saying… 🙂

Buying in bulk is a big (but overlooked!) way to save—in groceries and toiletries. If you know you’ll keep buying a certain item, buy it in bulk to keep recurring costs down & capitalize on discounts 💯

Food delivery is hard to quit. But are the FEES really worth the EATS? Try 2 weeks, no takeout—and see if your budget feels a little bigger elsewhere

Looking at your credit report is nobody’s idea of a good time—but if you’re trying to boost your score? There may be a payment you can take care of and get those points. Take a deep breath, then take a peek. You got this 💪

Let’s be honest: in most cases, the store brand isn’t any different than the name brand—but the name brand costs more. Why pay for packaging when you could have a lower grocery bill? 🤔

Subscription fees can become a huge budget drain. If you need some wiggle room with money this month, pause a few. You might even learn you can live without them 😜

Lugging around stuff in your car? It’s costing you at the gas pump. Every extra pound hurts your mileage—which means cleaning out your car can save you cash 💸🚘

We tested four money-saving squeezers that help get every last drop of product out of various toiletry tubes. consumerreports.org/money/saving-m…

Wanna slice that phone bill down? Look into bundling it with other services—a lot of providers offer internet and even streaming subs you could save on by bundling 👀

Use ChatGPT to save on food costs this week. Tell it what you’ve already got in your pantry, and ask for some meal ideas. You could be more stocked than you know 🙂

One way to save on gas costs people forget about: checking tire pressure. Deflated tires = inflated prices. Remember to make sure those babies are RIGHT to save on gas 💯

Looking for a little credit boost? See if someone you know with good credit will make you an “authorized user” on their card. You don’t even have to use it 🔥🔥

Grocery “shrinkflation” is a real thing—feeling like the price is the same, but there are less chips in the bag or cream between the cookies. Little secret: it’s usually brand names that do it. Try buying store brands instead 👌

National nonprofit WorkMoney opens digital hub for Philadelphia phillytrib.com/news/business/… via @phillytrib

ICYMI: CR and our partner @workmoney had 4,300 people check their reports. Here’s what we found, and how to keep your credit safe. consumerreports.org/money/credit-s…

According to a recent study on credit reports by CR and @workmoney, 44% of participants discovered at least one error in their credit reports. Make sure to review your reports regularly to avoid costly mistakes. See what you can do to protect your credit: consumerreports.org/money/credit-s…

“Most Americans don’t realize how errors on their credit report can impact their everyday life. A mistake can have a devastating effect on everything,” said Anjali Sakaria, Chief Advocacy Officer of @workmoney. advocacy.consumerreports.org/press_release/…

In partnership with @WorkMoney to launch #CreditCheckup, we're encouraging consumers to check their credit reports and provide guidance on what to do if there are errors. Learn how, here: consumerreports.org/money/credit-s…

CR is teaming up with @WorkMoney, a national nonprofit dedicated to raising incomes and lowering costs for Americans, to launch the #CreditCheckup project to help consumers review their credit reports and provide guidance on what to do if they find errors. advocacy.consumerreports.org/press_release/…

In partnership with @workmoney to launch #CreditCheckup, we're encouraging consumers to check their credit reports and provide guidance on what to do if there are errors. Learn how, here: consumerreports.org/money/credit-s…