Travelers can expect to see prices rise $10 to $50 each day they wait, depending on the route.
The popular meta-search engine may have lost its independence when it was purchased by Priceline, but perhaps not its integrity, experts say.
Prices are taking off, but there are still ways to get good deals.
How to pick a rewards card that will pay off from among a growing crowd of contenders.
If you have to travel over the river and through the woods by air, it's time to buy those airline tickets.
While it's true that many times you get what you pay for, it's also just as true that sometimes you don't.
Bedding, blue jeans and sunglasses will be discounted. Also look for deals on older iPhones when the new version debuts. But hold off on tablets.
Do you know how to maximize the benefits of your rewards cards? Many people miss these opportunities.
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