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Hoss commented on 10 Strategies To Lower Your Auto Insurance
http://consumerist.com/5401695/Chris Walters wrote Over at the Mint blog they've posted a list of 10 ways to reduce your car insurance premium. You'll want to contact your current insurer and ask some questions, like whether they offer a discount for paying up front, or
http://consumerist.com/5401695/ 5:32 PM on November 10, 2009
Alex Chasick wrote Considering a Layaway Purchase? Read This "With so many Americans still struggling financially and reeling under credit-card debt, layaway is likely to be an even more attractive alternative to pay for gifts this holiday season. If you're unfamiliar with
http://consumerist.com/5401685/ 5:10 PM on November 10, 2009
Alex Chasick wrote 6 Easy Ways to Get More Fiber "Many of us hear the word 'fiber' and immediately think bulky, coarse, and unpalatable. CR's sister publication, ShopSmart, suggests these easy, appetizing ways to get your fit in your daily serving (25
http://consumerist.com/5401684/ 5:07 PM on November 10, 2009
Meg Marco wrote The WSJ says they have their hands on a document that shows that a nationwide McDonald's Breakfast Dollar Menu is coming. The fast food giant has already tested these menus in several markets. The menu is meant to stop a slowdown
http://consumerist.com/5401508/ 1:46 PM on November 10, 2009
Chris Walters commented on Keep Track Of Which Diploma Mills Will Work Out Best For Your Pet
http://consumerist.com/5401451/Chris Walters wrote In this job market, anything you can do to give your cat or dog an edge is worth pursuing. That's why you shouldn't enroll your pet in just any diploma mill—you want one that's a proven scam. Boingboing points out
http://consumerist.com/5401451/ 12:50 PM on November 10, 2009