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When You Should (and Shouldn’t) Buy Your Leased Car
If your car lease is coming to an end, you have a decision to make: should you roll right into another lease contract, buy out your current lease to own the vehicle going forward, or choose a different car altogether? While leasing is generally not the most financially sound choice, as it could very well cost you more in the…
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Best Car Insurance Companies – Consumer Reports
A good car insurance policy should give you all the resources you need to get your life back on track if you’ve damaged your vehicle or injured yourself or others in a crash. A bad policy could leave you in the lurch when you’re at your most vulnerable. You don’t want to be chasing down payments from a hospital bed…
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How to Save Big on Your Car Insurance
Insurance companies offer several types of coverage to protect you financially when you’re involved in a crash. But the most important is liability coverage, which pays for costs related to the injury or death of passengers in another car as well as any damage to other vehicles and property if it’s determined that you were at fault in a crash.…
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Should You Buy the Car You're Leasing?
Instead of rolling into a new lease, you could save money by buying the ride you already love By Jon Linkov, Benjamin Preston When their car leases end, many consumers simply choose to turn in the vehicle and lease another one from the same automaker. That’s easy, but it might make more sense to buy the vehicle from the leasing…
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Get Your Car Fixed for (Almost) Free
Often, when an automaker initiates a service campaign, it sends a notification letter to all known owners. But the second or third owners of that car might not receive it. Even among those who do receive the communications, the letter may be mislaid or mistakenly thrown away. In other cases, though, there’s no advance notice, and car owners find out…
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Eric Schmidt’s car crash Stanford interview showed big tech’s true colors on remote work
Eric Schmidt certainly ruffled a few feathers last week after a controversial interview at Stanford University – and it’s not hard to see why. Speaking to students, the former Google chief exec essentially suggested successful startups not worry about stealing IP and embarked on a diatribe about why remote work was the reason behind Google’s supposed poor performance in the…
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