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Tips for Saving $$$

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September 2008

The past few months have seen continuing high prices at the gas pump and rising prices at the supermarket checkout counter. Uncertain economic times also make most of us budget conscious. Have you been looking for ways to save a few dollars? Then, this report’s for you. This month I've searched the Web for lots of tips to help you save dollars. The savings can start to add up, the more tips you follow.

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Is Now the Right Time to Buy a Car?

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It Depends!

August 2008

As average gas prices hover around $4 per gallon, lots of us are feeling pain at the pump. As the price of a fill-up hits $50, $60, and beyond, the thought of trading for a more fuel-efficient vehicle is appealing. In addition, the news is full of stories about slow sales and economic pressures on auto manufacturers and dealers. Now, you think, might be a good time to get a good deal on a new or used vehicle. Yes or no? The answer depends on your individual financial situation and vehicle needs. This review offers some questions to ask yourself and tips for savvy shopping.

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Is a Reverse Mortgage Right for You?

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July 2008

Have you seen one of the many ads for reverse mortgages on the television or received them in the mail? Many such ads paint reverse mortgages as ideal sources of income for any homeowner who’s 62 or older. In actuality, reverse mortgages are not for everyone. Your age, circumstances, and estate plans can make a big difference in whether a reverse mortgage or another type of loan may be best. Plus, reverse mortgages are complicated and not easy to understand. This month's report looks at the basics of reverse mortgages and outlines some steps that may help you determine if one is right for you.

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Getting the Most for Your Vacation and Travel Dollars

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June 2008

These days, every fill-up of the family vehicle brings new sticker shock. The soft economy along with rising fuel prices have many people rethinking their summer travel and vacation plans. Before you decide simply to skip this year’s vacation, consider all the ways you can save money and still enjoy getting away. This month's report discusses ways to get the most for your travel dollars.

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Getting the Longest Service Out of Your Vehicle Saves $$$

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May 2008

Many people are keeping their cars longer. According to a recent report by the research company R. L. Polk & Co., the median age of operational passenger cars in 2007 was 9.2 years. Take good care of your car or truck and it will give you many years of service. Extra service years can save you money long-term. In the current economic climate, all of us are looking for ways to trim our spending. Here's how to stretch the good life for your wheels.

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Don’t Fall for Scams Related to the Credit Crisis

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April 2008

The slow down in the economy, the housing bust, and the tightening of credit have forced many people into financial difficulties. Scammers are just waiting to take advantage of these situations. People who are worried about money or losing their homes make lucrative targets for these thieves. You can protect yourself by learning to recognize the facts and the scams profiled in this month’s report.

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September 2010

Floods in Pakistan: FTC Warns Consumers to Give Wisely. Following these tips will help you make sure your money goes to aid the flood victims.

Do you like to give or use gift cards? Then you'll like these new rules for gift cards.

Concerned abourt your privacy online? Then check out the articles in Consumer Action News' Summer Issue.

Disasters can have unexpected consequences that impact your privacy and your personal information. This article from the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse can help you be prepared.

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