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When Leta Pegram saw a jump in her monthly telecom bill, she took action.
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You know the age old saying time is money, which is why we sat down with Mark DiVincenzo - the author of Buy Shoes on Wednesday and Tweet at 4:00.
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To save time in the quest to find a deal, Katie Finnegan and Erica Bell, former colleagues in the world of merchandising teamed up to create Hukkster.
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Sade Baderinwa reports on over the counter products and less expensive options that work just as well.
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Time is ticking -- and money could be waiting -- for those who have yet to file their 2008 federal tax returns. Half of those nonfilers could be due refunds of $637 each -- their share of the more than $1 billion the Internal Revenue has in unclaimed refund money for that year.
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Nina Pineda has all the tips you need to shop without surprises this winter.
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Looking for deals this holiday? How about buying unused gift cards, the secondary market for these cards is a way to save big.
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Nina Pineda has more on what to look out for when tipping this holiday.
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Lisa Colagrossi has more on how to save on your hotel expenses.
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Aaron Shapiro, a retail industry expert, tells David Novarro and Liz Cho if all the good deals are gone this holiday season.
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Nina Pineda has more on how to save this Thanksgiving weekend.
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Liz Cho and David Novarro talk to Greg Doughtery of Consumer Reports about the "Naughty and Nice" list.
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Nina Pineda has more on how you can save on Black Friday.
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No coupons are necessary to save at Jane Stout's Port Chester store.
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Many people are passing on new cars and buying used ones.
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Every penny counts these days, so warehouse clubs, even with annual membership fees, can offer big savings.
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Some of the best buys of the year occur in July
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There are ways to save money yet still make your wedding a day to remember.
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The college grad's guide to managing finances in the real world.
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Marcus Solis reports
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Eyewitness News gives you seven tips to avoid getting audited.
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The Internal Revenue Service might have your money, but wants to give it back.
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Americans return 10 percent of what they buy, and since times got harder that number has inched higher.
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So you are dreaming of Jamaica but you should tackle the task of booking your great escape on your own.
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Analysts say prices are lower than ever, making it a good time to buy that LCD-TV you have had your eye on.
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Shopping on Columbus Day could give you a good idea of what to expect when the holiday shopping season is in full swing.
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It may seem too early, but the holidays are coming and experts say you should book your air travel now.
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New York State finally has a budget, four months late, and now a new tax could hurt consumers.
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Customers are finding out that you have to know what works best for you before you shop.
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Last-minute travel is up 20 to 30 percent this year, due in part to the great deals that can be found.
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JetBlue is celebrating its 10 year anniversary and the airline wants passengers to cash in on the celebration.
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Rather than buying new furniture you can give your old stuff a new look by reupholstering it.
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Though still not on the same level as men, experts say the average salary of a woman increased 63 percent in the last decade.
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Barbara and Hillard Adams never realized they would qualify for the homebuyer tax credit.
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Most senior citizens prefer to stay in their homes as long as possible. So making it a safe environment is a top priority.
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Toyota says it is recalling the hybrid Prius in Japan for brakes problems.
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Toyota's president apologized for the automaker's global recalls and promised to beef up quality control.
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Almost half of all Americans are using their credit cards less, and turning to an old way to pay.
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This year might bring the shock of new fees to many already deep in debt.
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If one of the lessons from 2009 is to save more money in 2010, tere are some pretty easy and fairly painless ways to keep more cash in your wallet.
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