Week of November 21, 2022
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Five national consumer groups are calling on the supermarket industry to stop offering discriminatory "digital-only discounts" that exclude millions of senior citizens and poor families who do not have internet access or smartphones. We offer several offline alternatives for stores to try.
That is our Mouse Print* story this week.
Once again, it's time for our annual tips on how to tackle Black Friday sales. Don't expect extraordinary doorbusters this year, but you will find many sales to be already in progress with no need to wait until Friday morning.
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W.A.T.C.H. just unveiled their 50th annual list of unsafe toys that should not be on your shopping list. And U.S. PIRG's 37th annual warning focuses on recalled toys, counterfeit toys, and how parents and grandparents can better protect their kids.
With mortgage rates rising drastically and home sales slowing, is it any wonder that some unscrupulous real estate brokers eager to make a commission have begun helping buyers lie about their income in order to get approved for a mortgage they really can't afford? See it on hidden camera.
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