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Gas prices rise ahead of holidays
The latest WTOP Pain in the Gas survey shows the average price of a gallon of unleaded regular is up 4 cents to $4.11 over the past week. Compared to the same week a year ago, gas prices increased 29 cents.
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Summer is just around the corner, and unless you're taking your dog or cat with you on vacation, you're probably looking for a kennel.
Smarter shoppers may be the death of haggling
The Internet and shopping comparison apps are making shoppers smarter and more empowered than ever, which may make haggling a thing of the past.
Think twice before tossing out credit card receipts
It seems like these days, thieves will stop at nothing to steal your identity or financial information. Don't settle for just taking precautions online and at ATMs -- keep an eye on receipts, as well.
Breaking the Starbucks habit can save thousands a year
According to our unscientific survey, WTOP staffers are saving $14.12 a week by not making a daily trip to Starbucks.
Day camp, surgery: What counts as a tax write-off
For those who work two jobs, tax experts say they can consider deducting the expense of getting from one job site to another.
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Efficient driving can save money at the gas pump
There are ways to save money on gas. In fact, drivers can get gas for $2 a gallon, if they make several lifestyle changes.
Gas averages $4.04, 36 cents higher than a year ago
The average price of a gallon of regular shot up 9 cents to $4.04 over the past week.
A cheaper way to pay off that big tax bill with lower interest
Before reaching for that credit card to pay off that big tax bill, there may be another solution that means a lot less interest.
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The initial price of a car and the interest on a car loan are only part of the cost equation when it comes to buying a new vehicle.
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Gas prices rise 14 cents in last week
The WTOP Pain the Gas survey finds the average price is 29 cents higher than one year ago this week.
Saving gas: Sometimes it's the little things
A depressed economy, high gas prices and limited incomes make it difficult for some motorists to adhere to a vehicle maintenance schedule, but keeping cars maintained goes a long way in reducing fuel consumption, several local mechanics said Wednesday.
How to haggle down the price of everyday items
The first rule of thumb for a haggler is to be firm. If shoppers see an item go on sale within 10 days of buying it full price, ask for the difference.
Tweet your way to AmEx deals
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