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Van Hollen, Harvard prof. provide answers on financial fine print
If you find reading your credit card bills, cell phone agreements and bank statements confusing, you're not alone. Even Elizabeth Warren, a Harvard University professor and advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds those bills difficult to read.
Used cars may be better value than new
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Sites to help you avoid counterfeit coupons
A new report by SmartMoney magazine may make you ease up on the extreme couponing.
'Hidden city' trick saves travelers hundreds on flights
A little known, but profitable practice could save summer flyers a chunk of change this holiday travel season.
Mother's Day deals still available online
You may not be a millionaire, but chances are your Mom has got a heart of gold.
Initiative offers food discounts to Tysons commuters who don't drive
A new transportation initiative aimed at alleviating Tysons Corner traffic offers discounts and a chance to week $100 a week in groceries.
Getting cheap Mother's Day flowers without being a cheapskate
Mother's day is just a week away, and if you plan on hitting up the florist for a dozen long-stem roses, chances are the bill will be around $50, but it doesn't have to be.
Reconsidering what to eat as food prices rise
Some foods may be a better bargain than others, including eggs and chicken.
What to do with unused frequent flyer points
Ron Lieber, New York Times reporter
Deals and free stuff on Earth Day
Who says Earth Day has to be all about giving? Check out these great discounts that reward you for contributing to saving the planet.
LivingSocial offers $1 lunch deals today
More than 100 locations around D.C. are participating in the deals that you can get over your smartphone.
Prices decline on some home renovation items
Costs are down on granite sink-tops, porcelain sinks and custom cabinets.
Olive oil: It's not just for cooking anymore
How well stocked is your medicine cabinet? Maybe better than you think, considering the alternative uses for some common products.
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Common tax mistakes to avoid
Gordon Bernhardt, Bernhardt Wealth Management CEO and president
Group coupons can save money on vacations
Online coupons offer discounts on everything from aquarium visits to white water rafting -- they are also in play around the globe.
How to save on your plumbing bills
Knowing a few things could save you hundreds in plumbing expenses.
Use salt to lengthen milk's shelf life
The taste won't be affected, and you could double your milk's shelf life.
A solution to customer service woes, at a price
It's frustrating having to navigate through customer service phone trees, only to be put on hold for hours for a chance to speak to an actual representative. Some companies think they have the answer, but there is a big catch.
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