Consumer Reports recently analyzed whether — in terms of cost versus longevity — it ever pays to buy used appliances to save money. It turns out that it can, but you have to be careful and diligent.

Should you buy a used appliance? Also, watch the end of the video if buying new is the way to go. SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Maybe you're looking for a bargain or just don't need something brand new. The ...

With the looming threat of tariffs, there’s every reason to believe prices for new appliances could soon shoot up. (According to an estimate from the Budget Lab at Yale, a nonpartisan policy research ...

Buying household appliances was stressful enough before the COVID-19 pandemic threw global supply chains into complete and utter chaos. If you’re lucky enough to find something you like and can ...

If you’re shopping for a refrigerator, dishwasher or other big appliance, finding a used product could be the best way to snag a deal. Used appliances, says Jim Nanni, associate director of product ...

Appliances are essential to a functioning kitchen, whether you're talking about major ones like fridges and stoves or smaller gadgets like an air fryer or a blender. And because they aren't cheap, ...

Fair market value refers to the value that you might reasonably expect to get for your items on the open market. For example, if you are donating old office furniture from your business to a charity, ...

Buying used appliances means you could get a great stove, refrigerator, washer, or dryer for a fraction of the price. Is it worth it? Buying a used appliance, like a stove or a dryer, is a good choice ...