A pound of crawfish typically costs about $5, but this season, it’s closer to $12.

These include upfront costs, the cost of annual essentials and optional costs.

These include upfront costs, the cost of annual essentials and optional costs.

It’s mentally healthy to treat yourself and eat out every so often, but what are ways you can do so without crossing that line to financial troubles?

“Target runs” are set to look more like “Target sprints.”

Black beans are good for you, cheap and convenient. So, Consumer Reports taste-tested some popular brands to find the best.

Cox Automotive reported wholesale used-vehicle prices declined nationwide last month. One San Antonio car dealer expects that number only to drop further.

Walmart shoppers who bought certain weighted goods like meat or bagged citrus may be eligible to claim some cash because of a class-action lawsuit settlement.

Help wanted signs are popping up around town and through job posting websites, giving San Antonians many options to find a new gig. But sometimes, looks can be deceiving if you miss the red flags on a job bulletin.

A list of places where you can get discounts on Thursday for Leap Day. Check with any location in your area to verify they are participating.

Consumer Reports is out with its annual list of top cars, trucks and SUVs, and electrified vehicles dominate.

Repair or replace? That's the tough question when an appliance like the washing machine breaks down. Consumer Reports looks at what to consider to help you decide.

Which do you have more of: credit card debt or emergency savings? For many, the answer is debt.

Here are some tips to help you come up with a savings rule to live by to meet your financial goals.

If you're ready to get out of your parents' home and make it out on your own, you'll need to take on financial responsibilities and learn how to manage your money correctly. Here are some tips to get you started.

A former San Antonio attorney who scammed his clients out of millions of dollars has been sentenced to 50 years in prison on wire fraud and money laundering charges, according to the United States Attorney’s Office in the Western District of Texas.