The cost of eating in appears to be dropping. According to the Texas Farm Bureau, prices are falling at the grocery store—down 3 percent over the past six months.

One California man has come up with a new way to save money on gas. It’s a way to pay today prices tomorrow.

The range of Clorox products includes bleach, Brita water filters, Hidden Valley Ranch salad dressing and Fresh Step kitty litter.

There’s a trick to beating high prices that could work more than ever in 2009.

The government has some good news for homeowners heating with oil.

Saudi Arabia isn’t entirely ruling out an OPEC production cut at a hastily convened meeting in Cairo today.

OPEC oil ministers are downplaying expectations of an immediate output cut as they face a third test in as many months of their ability to engineer a rebound in oil prices.

The government says new home sales in October fell 5.3 percent to the lowest level in 18 years.

AAA Carolinas says fewer people in the Carolinas are planning to travel this Thanksgiving as economic concerns outweigh the benefits of falling gas prices.

The American Farm Bureau’s 23rd annual price survey puts the cost of Thanksgiving meal for 10 at an average of $44.61.

Airlines are slashing rates, but experts say the deals might not last.

Amid the economic downturn, there’s one resource that more and more people are turning to: pawnshops.

The head of the Federal Reserve is backing the idea of a second economic stimulus to help Americans.

The average cost of a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen below the $3 mark for the first time since mid-February.

Wall Street has ended a relatively calm day with a moderate decline, with the Dow Jones industrials falling about 76 points as profit-taking set in after Monday’s massive advance.