October 1, 2007

Are Car Loans at 0% Always as Good as They Seem?

Car Loans Explained:

Car loans at 0% interest have been incredibly popular for the last six months. At first glance, they seem to be a great choice -- and for many consumers they can be. But we’d like to alert you to some concerns we have about car loans at 0%. There are some things you really need to know...

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June 22, 2007

Fighting Summertime Gas Prices

Researching Gas Prices Can Save Big Bucks

Okay, so gas prices have taken a bit of a dip in my area -- I guess I'm one of the lucky few since about a half an hour from here, there's no sign of gas prices coming down at all. So what can you do to make sure you're not paying more than you have to? Gas price finders may be the answer.

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December 9, 2006

Extended Warranty Info for the Concerned Consumer

Do You Really Need an Extended Warranty?

It is very difficult to shop for any appliance nowadays without being offered an extended warranty on the item. An extended warranty is offered for nearly every appliance you can possibly by including televisions, VCRs, DVD players, washing machines, dishwashers, vacuum cleaners, and stoves. As a concerned consumer, you might be wondering whether or not you really need to buy the extended warranty when the sales associate offers it to you.

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December 2, 2006

Tips on Buying Your First Vehicle

Don’t Let Buying Your First Vehicle Cause a Financial Hardship

If you are young and planning on buying your first vehicle, there are some important tips you should keep in mind. Buying your first vehicle can be a stress-inducing experience for some consumers, but it can also be so exciting for many young drivers that they forget to act conservatively both in their choice of car and their method of financing it. The following advice will help you when you are buying your first vehicle.

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November 24, 2006

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Report Identifies Safest Cars

What are the Safest Cars?

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently released a report that identifies the safest cars on the road. As a concerned consumer, you might find the results useful when considering a new vehicle purchase. Focusing on the safest cars when purchasing a new car is a good way to narrow your search and find a car that is right for you.

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November 20, 2006

Enroll in a Driver Refresher Course

A Driver Refresher Course Can Benefit Drivers of All Ages

When is the last time you took a driver refresher course? Taking a driver refresher course is not something that is only beneficial to a few motorists who have gotten more than their fair share of tickets. Literally anyone can benefit from taking a driver refresh course.

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November 19, 2006

Speeding in Construction Zones is Both Hazardous and Costly

Fines are Hefty for Speeding in Construction Zones

It is important to slow down in construction zones for safety reasons, not to mention th fact that speeding in construction zones carries stiff fines. There is an obvious safety hazard of speeding in construction zones. You are putting the lives of the construction workers in jeopardy by speeding near their work area. In addition, speeding fines are usually double in work zones, so you will have a hefty fine to pay if you are caught speeding in construction zones.

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November 6, 2006

The Truth about High-Octane Gas

Is High-Octane Gas Really Any Better For Your Car?

If you own a car you are probably wondering whether or not you really need to buy high-octane gas. Cars definitely don’t come cheap, so it’s important to properly care for your vehicle so it will run smoothly and will last for quite a while. But is high-octane gas really necessary for the proper maintenance of your car? The answer may surprise you.

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June 24, 2006

Are You Driving Your Hybrid Car Properly?

The Right Way and Wrong Way to Drive a Hybrid Car

Due to gas costs spiraling out of control, more and more consumers are opting to buy a hybrid car in order to keep their fuel costs under control. Unfortunately, many people don’t realize that a hybrid car is substantially different from a traditional vehicle and because of that, a hybrid car needs to be driven a bit differently to get the best fuel efficiency.

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