Learn how to protect yourself from different types of job scams. Find out how to know whether a job alert is a scam and how to report job scams.
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Home improvement can be expensive, and contractor fraud can make it even more costly. Learn the warning signs and how to prevent contractor fraud.
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Help protect your car by learning how to wax it with these easy steps.
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Learning how to drive is a major milestone in anyone’s life. If your son or daughter is getting behind the wheel for the first time, you’re probably a very proud parent. And you know it’s important to teach your teen that driving is a privilege - not a right.
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Driving on the highway for the first time can be nerve-racking, which is why it’s common for new drivers to navigate only local roads until they gain enough real-world experience to venture onto the interstate. Once a new driver feels ready to take on a highway, being fully prepared can help a beginner make a smooth and...
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Just like leases have lessors, liens have lienors, or lienholders. The lienholder is the creditor to whom the debtor owes money. In some more specific cases, the lienholder may have given the debtor a loan to buy something, a car or a house, and their lien applies to that purchase until the loan is paid...
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Enjoying a day on the boat with family and friends is unbeatable, but it’s important to make sure you don’t forget to prioritize safety while enjoying the waves. Check out these important boating safety tips before you begin the season: 1. Be prepared with a boat safety kit You can’t always predict an emergency, so...
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All it takes is one small chip in the windshield before it becomes a full-fledged crack. Even though a chip may appear small, it can quickly become a more serious issue. Here’s the latest information on windshield repair and how to prevent a windshield crack from escalating into a more serious safety concern. How big...
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It can be hard enough for adults to keep busy during extended periods of time at home. But for kids, the boredom can be overwhelming, especially when summer break starts. Help your little ones beat cabin fever with these fun things to do: 1. Start a DIY project Bring out the craft supplies and help...
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In the market for a used car? Here’s what you need to know while you’re looking.
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Home maintenance is an ongoing process. From raking leaves and replacing shingles to cleaning disposals and replacing batteries in smoke detectors, there’s always something to do around the house. The following home maintenance checklist has items you can tackle now and throughout the year to keep your home running smoothly. Monthly home maintenance checklist Owning...
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Usually, a car battery lasts 3-5 years. However, how long a car battery lasts varies based on weather conditions where you live, how you drive and your battery’s quality. [1] Car batteries are an essential part of an automobile. From getting your car started to charging your phone on the go, batteries provide the electricity...
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It’s one of the worst things that can happen to a driver. You turn the key in your car’s ignition, perhaps hear a few alarming noises and then nothing. Whether in the parking lot after dinner, in your driveway before work, or at the rest stop after you’ve stopped for snacks, there’s never really a...
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The first winter storm of the year brought heavy snow, strong winds and record-low temperatures to much of the country. Icy roads were blamed for several deaths and numerous car accidents. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) estimates 168,300 crashes a year occur on snowy or icy pavement. If you absolutely must drive, follow these tips for driving in the snow.
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As temperatures decrease in the winter, the water temperature in your pipes can plummet as well. This can lead to potential blockages or even the risk of the pipes bursting, which can interrupt your day-to-day life and lead to costly repairs. Luckily, there are proactive measures you can take to help thaw your pipes and...
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