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Sign up today to receive the 2006 Consumer Action Handbook. This everyday guide to being a smart shopper is chocked full of helpful tips about buying a car or home, preventing identity theft, understanding credit, resolving problems after a purchase, and much more. In the 2006 edition, you’ll find new information about Medicare prescription drug plans, free credit reports, and digital TV.

Quick Consumer Tip

Work-at-Home ads usually don't payoff. Be especially wary of ads that promise huge annual salaries; they often require expensive upfront fees with no guarantee. You risk losing your money and wasting a lot of time and energy.

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Consumer News
New Year Begins for Free Annual Credit Report Program
OCC Issues Guidance on Gift Cards
GSA Alerts Public to Recent E-mail Scheme
Promissory Note Scams: Too Good to Be True
Inheritances Are No Boon For Most Boomers
Getting Off Telephone Call Lists
FDA Warns Consumers About Dangerous Ingredients in 'Dietary Supplements'
Don’t Pay Big Bucks to Give Your Two Cents
FDA Approves the First Drug for Seasonal Depression
Avoid 401(k) Neglect


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Feature Links
A Cautionary Tale: Don’t Gamble on Foreign Lotteries
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
New OnGuard Online Section Offers Tips for Internet Auction Buyers and Sellers
Life Stages Insurance Tool
Short-Term Energy Outlook
Healthfinder.gov
Federal Reserve Board - Consumer Information
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FTC Offers Tips for Fewer Trips to the Pump
Putting Telephone Scams...On Hold


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