Gun enthusiasts can buy their guns tax-free in South Carolina on Friday and Saturday.

Stores are pulling out all the stops: sales, coupons, special promotions.  But with unemployment high and confidence low, can retailers coerce consumers to spend their money?

Some of this year’s hottest toys are green. Many parents are looking for eco-friendly alternatives after last year’s lead paint scares.

The City of Charleston has suspended work on the King Streetscape Project to allow ease for holiday shoppers.

Shoppers may be cutting back this year, but they are starting their holiday shopping early. The National Retail Federation reports 40.2 percent of consumers have already started their holiday shopping, in fact, they started before Halloween.  And everyone is looking to save, so here are a few tools to help you save.

Think about what you wear.  Maybe 20% of your clothes about 80% of the time? We’ve found five ways to make your old unused clothes look fresh for fall.

For the past couple of years, the black Friday ads were leaked on the internet the week of Thanksgiving.  This year some are already available!

In today’s touch economic times, the prospect of cutting your grocery bill in half seems very attractive.

Many Americans are reevaluating how much cash they spend and what they spend it on as the economy continues to sputter.