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How to cash in on the Groupon settlement
If you've ever bought a Groupon, you might be getting an email this week about a class-action lawsuit involving the expiration dates on the company's daily deals.
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Oil tanks, gas in Cleveland higher
With oil at its lowest future contract price since October, why are drivers still paying more at the pump?
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Use caution with overseas calling cards
People with family or friends overseas spend more than $2 billion per year on prepaid phone cards. They look like a cheap way to make international calls. But a Consumer Reports investigation finds it’s buyer beware.
Consumer Advocate
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Bring your own food to Indians games
Ways to see a professional baseball game for less than $20.
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Laundry pods leaving behind residue
Laundry detergent in a gel pack or pod is the latest invention to clean your clothes, but Does it Really Do That?
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BBQ & office furniture savings
With Memorial Day around the corner, it's time to fire up those grills.
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Opt out of online advertising
Tired of being tracked online and later marketed to by advertisers? There are ways to opt out.
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Are electric smart meters a smart idea?
Electric utility companies are testing high-tech meters called smart meters, but some consumers question the accuracy and safety.
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Troubleshooter
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Loan rescue company facing A.G. lawsuit
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine charged a Broadview Heights loan modification company with taking money from consumers, and doing little to obtain refinancing for homeowners.
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Korean War heirloom held at repair shop
Phyllis Ponchak told NewsChannel5 the Air Force flight bag was one of the last remaining keepsakes from her late husband, who passed away from cancer in 2011.
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Cleveland water to install new meters
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Siding strippers strike CLE neighborhood
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Residents fight sprinkling system fee
Business Headlines
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P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children
John Matarese has a warning for all parents of young children about new Tide Pods.
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CLE casino donates to area non-profits
A few days before Horseshoe Casino Cleveland's public grand opening, a "controlled demonstration" garnered tens of thousands of dollars that has now been donated to three area non-profits.
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Realtors rejoice: Ohio home sales up
The pace of new and existing home sales in Ohio beat the pace of national sales, and some people say this is a light at the end of the tunnel for the state's beleaguered housing market.
Personal Finance
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Riskiest places to pay with plastic
Before you put that next purchase on your card experts say think twice, because where you're using it could be even more important than the purchase itself.
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How long should you keep tax records?
The April tax filing deadline has come and gone, but how long do you really need to hold on to all of those tax records and supporting documents?
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Tweet, like & shop your way to savings
Don't Waste Your Money
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P&G's Tide Pods poisoning children
John Matarese has a warning for all parents of young children about new Tide Pods.
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FTC shuts down 2 popular infomercials
John Matarese explains why insomniacs will soon miss some popular late night entertainment.
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Nabisco Triscuit boxes are shrinking
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Solutions to backyard mosquito problems
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Beware of these six 'stupidity taxes'
