Consumer News: Dollar General says shoppers can stock up on holiday sides for under $20

Prime members can now get $0 delivery fees on qualifying Uber Eats restaurant orders of $25 or more placed through Amazon.

Members can access hundreds of thousands of restaurants without downloading another app or creating a separate Uber Eats account.

New users can get $20 off each of their first two qualifying orders as part of the launch promotion.

Amazon is giving Prime members another reason to take advantage of their subscriptions, this time when ordering dinner.

The company has partnered with Uber Eats to offer free delivery on qualifying restaurant orders, making it possible for customers to order takeout directly through Amazon.

Author: Kristen Dalli
Source: Consumer Affairs

DoorDash and Lyft are expanding their partnership, giving DashPass members access to Lyft Go at no additional cost.

Members can earn 8% back in credits on Lyft rides and use those rewards toward future rides or DoorDash orders.

Lyft is also introducing in-ride food ordering, allowing passengers to browse nearby DoorDash restaurants during select trips.

Ordering dinner and getting a ride across town could soon come with a few extra perks.

DoorDash and Lyft are expanding their existing partnership, giving members of both services more opportunities to save money on everyday purchases and transportation.

Author: Kristen Dalli
Source: Consumer Affairs

Children should come first: Parents going through a divorce need to protect their children's emotional well-being while establishing a stable, predictable routine.

Both husbands and wives need to understand their financial and legal rights: Decisions about custody, child support, property, and retirement savings can have long-term consequences.

Planning and cooperation can make divorce less damaging: Getting legal advice early, documenting finances, and developing a realistic parenting plan can help both parents avoid costly mistakes.

For young married couples with children, divorce is more than the end of a relationship. It can mean dividing a household, establishing two separate budgets, and deciding how children will spend time with each parent.

Author: Mark Huffman
Source: Consumer Affairs

More price hikes could be coming: Unilever, the company behind Dove, Axe, and Vaseline, has warned that rising costs could lead to additional price increases.

Your bathroom cabinet could feel the pinch: Shampoo, deodorant, body wash, and cleaning supplies are among the everyday products exposed to higher manufacturing and packaging costs.

There are ways to get ahead: Watching for sales, comparing store brands, and checking unit prices can help shoppers avoid overpaying.

Consumers are already dealing with expensive groceries and household bills, and they could soon face even higher prices on products they use every day.

Unilever, the consumer goods giant behind brands like Dove, Axe, and Vaseline, has warned that rising costs tied to the war in Iran could put additional pressure on prices.

Author: Kyle James
Source: Consumer Affairs