CT Better Business Bureau

When consumers have a problem with vendors, the wrong words can close the door on resolution and the right words can turn a problem into an opportunity. CT BBB offers tips to "get to yes."

Stories of wedding nightmares are common, however, many of them can be prevented by checking the marketplace record of vendors and going over contracts with the proverbial fine tooth comb.

Better Business Bureau Advises Consumers to Beware of Gadgets that Promise to Drastically Reduce Heating Bills

According to the annual Better Business complaint report, consumers filed 1.1 million complaints against North American businesses in 2010, reflecting a ten percent increase over the previous year.

Qualifying families with limited income can receive free tutor sessions for their children as part of the No Child Left Behind Act.

Fraudulent Japanese earthquake and tsunami charities emerged in record time to try and scam donations and steal credit card information from well-meaning Americans.

Simple changes to driving habits and inexpensive vehicle maintenance have a significant impact on fuel efficiency.

Consumers are urged to join the nomination process by recommending a business that made an impression upon them as a company they can trust.

As a part of National Consumer Protection Week March 6-12, Connecticut BBB recommends five easy steps you can take to become a smart shopper and savvy consumer.

Connecticut BBB is warning taxpayers to beware of several income tax scams