Money Savers

From bundle juggling to ad overload, cord-cutting in 2025 is no longer a no-brainer. Here’s what to know before you make the switch.

FTC's new rule bans hidden fees for hotels and tickets to live events, ensuring upfront pricing and saving consumers from deceptive charges.

Tired of LED bulbs burning out? If you want to make your LED bulbs last longer, here are three steps you can take to get the most out of your investment.

The sheer volume of tech products on sale on Amazon Prime Day can be overwhelming, so we've pulled together a vetted list that we will be updating throughout the sale.

Monitoring services analyze your credit card and bank account transactions for recurring subscription charges, flag them for you, and even cancel them.

The volume of tech products on sale on Prime Day can be overwhelming, so we've pulled together a vetted list that we will be updating throughout the 2-day sale.

We've gathered eight devices that will help you keep your consumption of energy down and ensure you keep spending under control.

CamelCamelCamel is an invaluable tool to see price history. And when used with these 3 other pricing tools, you're sure to get the absolute best price on the things you love.

Jamf Now is the easy, low-cost way to keep all of your company's Apple devices up to date with the latest software and apps—no IT department required.

Fleeceware apps trick you into expensive subscriptions that can cost you a bundle — but with these tips, you can avoid these App Store and Google Play scams.

Stop paying $30 for a printer cartridge that only prints a few hundred pages. These printers with refillable ink tanks can print thousands of pages at a fraction of the cost.

There are plenty of deals to be had on Amazon's 36-hour sale, but it takes some work — and pre-planning — to get the best bargains. We show you how.

These 9 apps pay you real-world cash for unlocking your phone, watching ads, searching online, walking the local mall and more.

If you're looking to save money, your home utility bills is a good place to start. Smart upgrades to your lighting and thermostat can save you hundreds.

Some of the most prestigious colleges and universities in the U.S. offer free webcasts and online courses that you can take in your own free time.

Confused by all the smartphone family plans available? Techlicious breaks down the best and least expensive options for your unique needs.

New software can analyze video of you unlocking your phone — without a view of your screen — and guess your pattern lock within 5 tries.

Getting the absolute best price and the best financing could easily save you thousands of dollars over the life of your vehicle.

Techlicious has compared the best prepaid and postpaid individual plans of all major U.S. carriers to find out which offers you the best deal.

We'll walk you through how to get tickets to the concerts you want to see — and save some cash while you’re at it.

Whether you like to print out coupons before you go shopping or load directly onto your smartphone, we have best places to find coupons online.

Buying a TV is expensive, and there is nothing worse than knowing you got a bad deal. So is buying online the best choice?

New federal energy standards mean the bulbs on store shelves are changing—here's what you need to know.

Check out our new Techlicious store, with hundreds of products that are fun, educational and will make your life more convenient.

Out of minutes? Google's recently updated Google Hangouts app lets you make calls to and receive calls from any number in the U.S. or Canada for free.

Project Sunroof creates a 3D model of your roof via Google Maps and calculates the sunshine it gets to see if installing solar is right for you.

AT&T now offers a 4-person, 10 GB family wireless plan with 4 HD DIRECTV receivers and DVR service bundle for $200 per month.

The new car-sharing program from Ford Motor Credit and Getaround could earn you enough money to retire your car payment for good.

The average U.S. home wastes $165 per year on always-on electricity costs, but there are simple steps you can take to save.

Starting on April 19, Verizon FiOS TV customers can choose from themed skinny bundles that can be swapped from month to month.

You can more accurately track your daily steps by keeping a smartphone in your pocket than by wearing a dedicated fitness tracker, the study shows.

Save money and the planet with gadgets that keep the power drain to a minimum and teach you better energy habits.

Data Stash allows postpaid T-Mobile customers who have purchased extra data the ability to rollover unused data for up to a year.

Twitter Offers allows you to save rebates and coupons on the social network to your payment card for easy redemption.

Barnes & Noble's limited-time Sync Up! offer lets you buy the digital version of an eligible purchased paperback for $4.99 more.

AT&T's latest U-verse home Internet bundle offers prospective cord-cutters 45Mbps Internet, access to HBO Go and Amazon Prime for just $39/month.

Toshiba's latest Windows 8.1 tablet offers a quad-core Intel chip, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of storage for just $119.

Boost Mobile's ZTE Warp Sync offers a quad-core processor, a 5" HD Gorilla Glass display and Android 4.4.2 KitKat, all for under $200.

The Virgin Mobile Custom phone plan allows you to personalize talk, text and data allotments so you only pay for what you use, and nothing more.

Credit Karma, the site behind the TV ads promising free credit scores, now offers customers free credit reports as well.

Verizon's ALLSET prepaid phone plans will begin offering 4G LTE speeds to enabled devices beginning July 17.

GE's Link light bulb, a connected home light controllable from your smartphone, goes on pre-order Monday for $15 each.

From collections of public domain titles to Netflix-like subscription e-book services, these are our favorite sources for cheap summer reads.

Rideshare company and taxi competitor Uber will has introduced uberFamily, a new rideshare service that guarantees car seat availability.

Apple announced that it will begin accepting iPad tablets in exchange for storewide credit as part of its expanded Reuse & Recycling program.

Personal finance app Credit Sesame now offers free identity theft protection in addition to free credit scores and free credit monitoring.

Quirky and GE have introduced Aros, a smartphone-controlled, WiFi-connected smart window air conditioner that learns about your habits and home.

These sites and apps range from traditional coupon sites to rebate listings to apps that will pay you to shop.

Verizon's new MORE Everything plans offers more data and small discounts, but customers should look closely at the new deals.