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A viewer recently read an article we posted re buying a new car. He used the advice and it helped him drive a hard bargain.
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Everyone knows that car dealers take advantage of women shoppers during negotiations, right? Wrong, says new research. Women often get the exact same price.
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If you have a friend or family member who likes to work on their car, here are some desirable and affordable gifts for them.
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My 10 Dumbest Money Moves – And How You Can Avoid Them
Most of what I’ve learned about money I didn’t learn in books, or by being a CPA, stock broker, or financial reporter. I learned it the hard way – by making stupid decisions and missing major opportunities. Here are mistakes I’ve made and you should avoid.
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Best New Car Deals – and 7 Tips to Drive a Hard Bargain
There are some great deals out there on new cars. Here’s where to find them, along with buying tips that could save you thousands.
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The Geico Gecko may be cute, but customers’ satisfaction with their car insurance policies is getting ugly.
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10 Cheap Tips to Heat-Proof Your Ride
Your summer vacation plans probably don’t include a stop on the side of the road. Even if you don’t know the difference between your car’s axle and Axel Rose, these 10 tips will help your car beat the summer heat.
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8 Tips for Buying a $5,000 Car
Is it possible to find a reliable car for $5,000? I know for a fact that it is because I’ve done it more than once. But you need to follow some simple steps to make sure you get the right car at the right price. Here’s how to go about it.
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