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Storms can do serious damage to your computers and TVs. Here’s how to protect them.

Next time you’re trying to stay under budget at the grocery store, consider asking the meat department to do this for you!

Has your your turn signal gone out? Fixing it is so easy and cheap!

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Your smartphone could be providing more information about you than you realize. Here’s how you can protect yourself.

Watch Clark's message to you this Thanksgiving.

Are you comparing the "sale" price of groceries to their regular shelf prices? You should be!

Find out what features Clark loves about Google Assistant

How to find the best deal for your next flight? Zig when others zag.

There are companies that help you start investing for a very small fee. Here’s how it works.

Overdraft protection might sound like a good idea, but does it really pay off?

Do you have expired manufacturer’s coupons for groceries? You can put them to good use for our brave military members serving overseas!

Alex explains how to build your emergency savings.

Home prices are on the rise across the county. Why it’s a great time to buy a home right now.

Half restaurant, half retail and all country. That’s how Cracker Barrel describes itself. Just follow this advice to add "all savings" to that list!

One Atlanta startup promises to help you pay down your student loan debt—one latte at a time. Consumer advisor Clark Howard explains how it works.

One step could save you from expired debt collection

See why buying a home might be the move for you.

Want to really save money on household expenses? Try this little trick!

Right now you can get a big TV for a small price. Here’s where you’ll find the best deals.

Here’s a simple tip to help you spend less by reducing falling for the temptation of big impulse purchase.

All you need to know about credit reports and credit scores.

Here's why it's important get a car price estimate before you decide to buy your dream car.

A default setting on your smartphone could be putting your information at risk at public smartphone charging stations.

Solar panels that look like shingles-- that's how one company is trying to increase the number of Americans using solar power. Consumer advisor Clark Howard says it's possible for you to be your own power company!