This Week's Offers, Checked on Unit Price
Pet food, diapers, paper towels, school clothes. The everyday stuff a household burns through, and which offers are worth stocking up on.
Baby & KidsCar Seat Trade-In Events: How to Get a New Seat for Much Less
Big retailers run car seat trade-in events where you bring an old seat and get a discount on a new one. Here's how they work and what to know about car seat safety.
PetsCat Litter Cost Per Week: Clumping Clay vs Pellets vs Crystals
The cheapest litter bag isn't always the cheapest litter. I tracked three litter types for a month to compare cost per week, smell and mess.
Fashion BasicsCheap Jeans vs Expensive Jeans: Where Quality Actually Changes
A $25 pair of jeans and a $150 pair can look similar on the rack. Here's how fabric, stitching and fit affect durability, and where to find good value.
Baby & KidsDiapers: The Cost-Per-Diaper Math That Saves Parents Hundreds a Year
Diaper prices are confusing because pack sizes vary wildly. Here's how to compare cost per diaper, when store brands make sense and where the best deals show up.
PetsDog Food Autoship: The Easy Discount Most Pet Owners Ignore
Autoship programs knock a percentage off pet food and deliver it before you run out. Here's how the discounts compare, the traps to avoid and when buying in store is cheaper.
Fashion BasicsEveryday Sneakers Under $60 That Don't Fall Apart in Three Months
Cheap sneakers can be comfortable and durable, or a waste of money. Here's what to look for in an affordable everyday sneaker.
HouseholdLaundry Detergent Cost Per Load: Pods vs Liquid vs Powder
Laundry pods are convenient but expensive. I compared cost per load for pods, liquid and powder and found how much convenience really costs.
HouseholdPaper Towels and Toilet Paper: How to Beat the \"Mega Roll\" Marketing
Mega rolls, double rolls, triple rolls. Paper product packaging is designed to confuse. Here's how to compare price per sheet and stop overpaying.