An effort to make applying for a loan modification less cumbersome, why finding a Toyota rental car is getting harder and other consumer-focused items from Thursday’s Times.

Anyone who’s ever sought mental-health treatment knows how quickly the bills for such care can add up, even with insurance. Just what the doctor didn’t order: money anxiety on top of whatever else you’re facing.

In recent years, communities have imposed “accident response” fees on those who cause auto accidents, either directly or indirectly, by billing their insurance companies.

As shares plunge, bears jump on board for the ride lower and contrarian bulls bet on a rebound.

Consumers appear to be going green in inexpensive ways, according to a new report.

What President Obama said that impacts consumers, car discounts aimed at Toyota owners and other consumer-focused items from Thursday’s Times.

Peet’s and Panera are two java sellers whose shares look good to buy, but you shouldn’t rush into Starbucks.

The overall market weakness provides a good entry point into these household names.

The stock is a double since last spring but it still looks cheap. Jump aboard.

Question: . My wife and I know we should have an emergency savings fund, but with one income we have nothing left to save after paying expenses.