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CONSUMER REPORTS: Accurate fever thermometers
With cold and flu season upon us, having a thermometer that’s easy to use can come in really handy, especially with a sick child. There are several different types of thermometers. But most important—a thermometer has to be accurate....Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, CVS Corp., Flu
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Online RX drug caution
There are plenty of monthly bills that worry people these days. But a survey from Consumer Reports says that not being able to pay for medical care, including prescription drugs, is at the top of the list. If you’re considering shopping online for...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Industry, Prescription Drugs, CVS Corp., File Sharing
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Lowering your medical bills
For many people, health-care costs are ballooning. Even if you have health insurance, many doctors and procedures may not be covered. Higher deductibles and the portion the patient pays are taking a bigger bite than ever. Still, Consumer Reports says even...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health Insurance Cost, Health, Medical Procedures and Tests
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I&M files for 22.7 percent rate hike for residential bills
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterThe long process has begun. And when it's over, possibly as early as a year from now, about 458,000 Indiana consumers receiving electrical power from Indiana Michigan Power could end up with a 22.7 percent rate increase on their electrical bill. I&M,...Tags: Indianapolis, Companies and Corporations, Indiana Michigan Power Company
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Best used cars
In this economy, many people looking for ways to save on big-ticket items are passing on new cars and buying used. It’s not the gamble it used to be—if you do your homework. In fact, Consumer Reports says these days buying a used car can be...Tags: Vehicles, eBay Inc., Passenger Cars
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Taste-testing celebrity foods
Who are the most-trusted celebrities? Chefs, such as Emeril Lagasse and Paula Deen, according to a recent poll. But can you trust celebrity foods to deliver star-studded results? Consumer Reports’ testers got busy tasting foods by famous folks...Tags: Wolfgang Puck, Mario Batali , Celebrities, Emeril Lagasse , Dining and Drinking
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Tastiest brownies
If you love chocolate and enjoy homemade treats without a lot of fuss, brownies fill the bill. Brownie mixes are a convenient cupboard staple in many homes. Consumer Reports happily put them to the test to help you find ones that deliver delicious...Tags: Target Brands, Inc.
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Is your home underinsured?
Hurricanes and wildfires have made it a bad year for homeowners. If disaster strikes and destroys your home, there could be another disaster lurking—your insurance company might not pay enough to rebuild. Sixty-four percent of American homes are...Tags: Building Material, Disasters and Accidents, Natural Disasters, Disasters, InsWeb Corporation
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CONSUMER REPORTS: So-so do-it-yourself wills
More than half of Americans do not have a will. The expense of legal services could be discouraging them from having one written. A lawyer can cost $300 an hour.
Consumer Reports looked at three software programs that claim to help you write a...Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, File Sharing, Online Advertising
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Ford reliability slips
When your car breaks down, it's a real drag. Taking it into the shop is a hassle and can cost a lot of money. Buying a car with a reliable track record can keep you out of the repair shop.
Consumer Reports National Research Center's annual predicted-...Tags: Lexus, Hybrid Vehicles, Chrysler Group LLC, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Honda
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CONSUMER REPORTS: 2011 gift card caution
It’s tempting to give gifts cards. But there’s a downside—up to 19 percent of those gift cards will never be redeemed. Consumer Reports says if you decide to give gift cards, pick your cards carefully.
Gift cards are definitely...Tags: Theft
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CONSUMER REPORTS: Does Proactiv work?
Americans spend almost $400 million a year on over-the counter acne treatments. No doubt you’ve seen the star-studded ads for Proactiv. Justin Bieber is not the only young celebrity pushing the product. Avril Lavigne, Julianne Hough, and Katy...Tags: Acne, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Health, Avril Lavigne
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