Consumer Watch

How does one keep up with the bills during holiday season?

The deadline is today for pilots at American Airlines to decide whether to walk off the job.

Last week, MySpace teased a sleek new version of the site on the horizon. Will users come back?

Several of America's biggest banks are being besieged by hackers working to keep customers from logging on to their accounts.

Consumer reports looked at nineteen different brands to help you get the most out of cleaning day.

Those annoying baggage fees they charge are adding up to billions of dollars, and passengers aren't happy about it.

Have you heard of "popcorn lung" disease? It's real, and it's serious and debilitating. Yesterday, it turned one man into a multi-millionaire.

There's a new warning today about a staple in the diets of millions of Americans. Consumer reports says rice and rice products may contain worrisome levels of arsenic, a chemical known to cause cancer.

Having a spouse or family member deployed overseas can be stressful enough without worrying about finances. So a new app aims to help keep military families on budget and planning for the future, no matter where they're stationed next.

Presales of apple's iPhone five started today...and so many smartphone users have the same question on their minds, to upgrade or not to upgrade?

Gas for 10-bucks a gallon...that will stop you and get your attention. One NJ gas station owner has set his prices that high because he says he's not making money anyway.

Apple announced the latest version of the iPhone.

Now that college students are settled in on campus, it's a good time for a chat about money - especially credit cards. New laws are supposed to protect young people from piling up too much debt, but there are still some risks.

As the old song tells us... Breaking up is hard to do. And the same rings true with your credit card. Closing out a credit card can put a big dent in your credit score if you're not careful about it. Karin Caifa rounds up tips to minimize the damage, in tonight's Consumer Watch.