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9 Ways to Reduce Pain at the Pump
Gas prices are at levels last seen in 2008. And we all know how that turned out: consumers cut back on their driving, the market plunged and we entered into the deepest recession since the Great Depression.
4 Businesses Improving Virtual Transactions for Companies
Completing a transaction online can be a headache for many people. Buying online means you cannot see and test your products before you purchase them.
Charity Fraud & How to Avoid Getting Scammed
You’re likely familiar with your local Boy Scout troop, animal shelter and garden club, but they’re not the only organizations who might be interested in receiving a financial contribution from you.
Cash Back Rewards Are Once Again In Vogue
Prior to the economic meltdown of 2008, cash back rewards programs on credit cards were frequently offered and generously packed with amenities. That quickly changed when the economy nose-dived and consumer default rates surged.
Easter 2011 Shopping Tips
Easter Sunday is very late this year, arriving on April 24, 2011, the latest date in memory for most people.
How to Find Affordable Dental Insurance
Dental insurance is the fringe benefit most of us want, but either do not have or isn’t sufficient for our needs.
5 Ways to Save on Food & Other Essentials
With oil now trading at more than $100 a barrel, fuel prices have shot up and appear headed to levels we haven’t seen since 2008. If you recall, that was the year when American consumers had a wake up call, realizing that groceries and other essentials were rising sharply as well.
How to Help Local Charities with Social Media
It may take some time to decide, or plan, if you want to help local charities. After all, not many people can give a lot of their money or time to charities.
8 Ways to Save on Your Next Car Rental
If you’re planning to rent a car, you may be taken back by the prices quoted — they’re all over the place! But, just as hotel stays, airline flights and cruise packages are often discounted so can that car rental you want for a weekend, week or longer.
A Little Bit of Credit Card Maneuvering Can Save You a Lot of Money Abroad
You can count on a few things happening each year as winter begins to turn into spring. The weather will get warmer, the sound of bat meeting ball will begin to ring out from parks around the country, the smell of fresh cut grass will once again grace your nostrils and people will begin planning spring and summer vacations.
Use the SBA to Launch Your Entrepreneurial Career
By Mark Rodgers The SBA was set up to help small businesses around the country develop and grown in its given markets. They serve to help business owners find money
14 Must See Geneva Motorshow Attractions
Geneva, Switzerland is prized for its beautiful scenery, its global diplomacy and the city’s compact center where arts, good food and shopping abound.
Consumer Reports Scores the Automakers
Consumer Reports has issued its annual “automakers report card” and says that Honda and Subaru scored highest in its road test and reliability reports with the Ford Motor Company showing the best year over year increase.
Fannie Mae Survey Reveals Consumer Housing Sentiment
Fannie Mae survey reveals consumer home buying sentiment
How to Consolidate Your Loans
Consumer debt is a time bomb for many Americans, ready to go off following the slightest financial setback or late payment to a creditor.
