Author: Katie Wedell, USA TODAY

For seniors with chronic medical conditions, a difference in geography could mean paying thousands more per year out-of-pocket for the same medicine.

Many people following the news of a potential railroad workers strike were shocked to learn that rail union members had zero paid leave for sick days.

Consumers are increasingly using buy now, pay later apps to cover the cost of their rising food bills amid high inflation.

A railroad strike could begin Friday, which experts warn would shut down 30% of the country’s freight and halt many passenger and commuter trains.

New report from Better Business Bureau warns consumers of numerous ways scammers have found a home within the shadows of the payday loan industry.

More than 20 million households – about 1 in 6 American homes – are currently behind on their utility bills.

A diabetic new to Medicare was shocked to learn that her insulin costs more because she uses a pump to deliver it.

As buy now, pay later apps increase in popularity, so do the number of complaints from consumers as refunds and returns are difficult to navigate.