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El verano llegó y tal vez tu familia quiere divertirse en la playa. Aquí algunas recomendaciones a tener en mente antes de salir a disfrutar del sol y la arena.

La Comisión Federal de Comercio reporta millones de dólares en pérdidas por estafas relacionadas al COVID-19. Mira aquí el reportaje.

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Puede que muchas personas piensen que los suplementos son una forma saludable para aliviar dolor, evitar enfermedades o incluso aliviar males estomacales. Pero los fabricantes de estos suplementos no están obligados a demostrarle al gobierno que sus productos son seguros o efectivos antes de venderlos.

Scammers are at it again, this time claiming to be from the IRS and taking aim at people who are covered under Obamacare. Consumer Reports explains how the scam works and reveals the red flags, so you’re not the next victim.

Consumer Reports advises keeping laundry-pods out of any home with children younger than 6 years old.

One of the biggest let downs for consumers is spending a lot of money on a lemon. Consumer Reports’ exclusive reliability ratings found that some cars are much more likely to wind up in the shop than others.

If you’re planning a flight for the December holidays and haven’t booked yet, do it soon. Consumer Reports says if you wait much longer, you’ll likely see prices jump. Here’s how to find the cheapest price.

It’s not easy to cheat on the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner,but what about taking a shortcut by using a packaged stuffing? Consumer Reports tested some popular stuffing’s to see which ones deserve a place at your holiday table.

Nationwide only about half of schools have a full-time registered nurse. Consumer Reports lists what parents can do to make sure your kids’ medical needs are taken care of at school.

Consumers are encouraged to change the batteries in their smoke alarms this time of year, but more than batteries may need to be changed.

If you’re heading out of town for the holidays, make sure you’ve got a suitcase that can handle the job. Consumer Reports finds some of the best pieces of luggage that could make traveling a lot easier.

Holiday giving often means chipping in for gifts to family, friends, teachers and coaches. Consumer Reports looks at several websites designed to make group gifting easier.

If you’re tempted by those specialty holiday coffee drinks but sick of fighting holiday pounds, nutrition experts have come up with some easy ways to customize your drink so it doesn’t pack as big a punch in fat and sugar.

We count on hospitals to make us well. But they can also be a breeding ground for serious infections. Consumer reports tracks hospital-infection records and says while some institutions have made good progress, serious problems remain.

If you’re shopping on a budget this holiday season, you don’t have to settle to get great toys. This year’s hottest toys have a wide range – sure to fit many different budgets.

A recent Consumer Reports survey shows 20 percent of adults take an over the counter mediation to help get a restful night of sleep. The leader in the market is ZzzQuil.

Black Friday is a popular day to get deals on all sorts of products, especially electronics, but this may not be the best time to shop for a TV.

Consumer Reports explains how to get good concert seats at a decent price.