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STUFF HOT 100
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Stuff Magazine highlighted Consumer United in its "Hot 100" list, adding that our group "helps shoppers band together to negotiate better deals on everything from utilities to health insurance." Learn more here. |
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GROCERY TIPS
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It's easy to get carried away while shopping at the grocery store. Luckily, we've compiled
these money-saving tips to help you keep your pockets lined, while getting the
groceries you need. Learn more here. |
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NETFLIX TRIAL
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| As a Consumer United member, you qualify for a two-week free trial membership with Netflix. Click here to start saving. |
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Welcome to our bi-weekly newsletter. Thanks to the almighty discount gods over at Restaurant.com, we're able to offer $25 gift cards for only $2 by using Consumer United''s special promo code NAPKIN. Click here to save. Now, let's get started. |
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Select The Right Life Insurance Policy
 Choosing a life insurance policy can depend on a number of factors, including
your age, health and number of dependents. Between term and whole life
policies, there are a lot of options that can be confusing. A simple online
search can yield hundreds of head spinning results and it can be very difficult
to understand what type of policy might be best to fit your
needs. Consumer United has compiled a few tips to help make shopping for
life insurance a little easier. Click here for more information.
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Why Do Home Foreclosures Keep Rising?
 Despite recent positive economic news, home foreclosures remain high around
the country. Analysis conducted by RealtyTrac, a Web site that complies
foreclosure data, suggests that more than one percent, or about 1.5 million
properties, reported a foreclosure filing during the first two quarters of 2009.
The high numbers are probably a function of ongoing unemployment and the loss of
equity that many homeowners have experienced. As the national unemployment rate approaches
10 percent and is already considerably higher in other parts of the country,
more and more people are struggling to pay their mortgages. Read more here.
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Student IDs Are Ultimate Universal Coupon
 A surprising number of places offer substantial discounts just for flashing a
student ID. Even if you don't have one of your own, you can still save by
accompanying a student to museums, the movies or on shopping trips. Some
universities even extend the benefits of their student discounts to graduates
who pay dues to the alumni organization. Move theaters, theme parks, local restaurants and grocery stores also offer student or
alumni discounts, particularly on a designated day of the week. Click here for the lowdown. |
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Stop Junk Mail, Phone Calls And E-mail
 One man's junk is another man's treasure? Not quite. These days, it seems as
though the onslaught of junk mail never ends. We receive unwanted phone calls
daily, constantly receive spam and our home mailbox is chock full of catalogs
and advertisements that heads straight to the slush pile. "Please permanently remove me from your calling list" are the magic words when
trying to rid telemarketers from calling you. According to federal law, if the
same telemarketers call again, they're crossing the legal line. Learn more here. | |
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Manage Your Energy With Resource Guide
 Yep, the heat is on. However, the cooler months are approaching and residents
across the Commonwealth are on the hunt for ways to save money on their utility
bills. By concentrating on the energy use in your household, you can save money
while also improving your carbon footprint. The Attorney General's office
in Massachusetts serves up tips on ways to save on energy in their newly
launched Energy
Resource Guide. Read more here.
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First time shoppers with our service partner, Peapod, will instantly save $10 on their online grocery order. Use the Consumer United promotional code, CJN10, and click on the promotional link here to start saving! |
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