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Time to Retire Touch-Tone Fee: Researcher
Filed Under: Save Your Money, Main, Consumer News
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Believe it or not, Bell still charges customers a touch-tone fee, despite the fact that touch-tone phones and the infrastructure to support them was paid for long ago.
Toyota Sticky Pedal Fix
Filed Under: Main, Consumer News
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The parts are on the way, Toyota tells frustrated dealers who've been waiting for a fix to the sticky pedal problem.
12 Things You Shouldn't Buy in 2010
Posted: 01/18/10 10:51AM
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There's a lot of hype out there on any given day. But with the economy in the doldrums, marketers have even more reason to sell you something you don't need - or worse, that will become obsolete in a short time. Pay heed to our list of 12 things you shouldn't buy in 2010, and you will be all the richer in 2011.
Savings Experiment: Packing light and cheap
Posted: 01/15/10 1:46PM
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Main, Consumer News
Reuters
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If you're heading out on a winter vacation, be sure to pack light. Airlines are charging for everything these days, so Walletpop's Jason Cochran finds out the cheapest way to get to your destination with all of your stuff, avoiding costly baggage fees.
Frugal New Year's: Best Champagne on a Beer Budget
Posted: 12/30/09 11:38AM
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Main, Consumer News
A bottle of Freixenet cordon negro brut (right) and Yellow Tail sparkling white wine. Good sparkling wine can be found from many areas of the globe, and for as little as $15 dollars or less. (AP)
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If your New Year's resolutions include toning up a flabby bottom line and avoiding becoming the biggest financial loser in 2010, toast your goals with the good stuff -- champagne and sparkling wines priced right for recession-weary revelers.
Coupon Organizing 101
Posted: 12/22/09 10:41AM
Filed Under:
Save Your Money, Main, Personal Finance , Consumer News, Retail
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If you clip coupons you know that organizing them is half the battle, as GI Joe would say. How do you file them? Where do you keep them? How do you remember to bring them to the store?
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