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Taken from the front pages of newspapers around the nation, News Headlines is your source for consumer issues. Access current and archived News Headlines collected by Consumer Action. News Headlines are listed in reverse chronological order, grouped by year, then month to allow for easier browsing.

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2012

March

Mar 19, 2012

• En la planificación financiera de las parejas, lo importante es abrirse

Mar 18, 2012

• Is ‘pink slime’ in your burger?
• Trading in a car? Don’t get taken for a ride
• Caller ID spoofing scams aim for bank accounts

Mar 17, 2012

• The best ways to send money abroad
• Untouchable pensions may be tested in california
• Share a car, risk your insurance

Mar 15, 2012

• California LifeLine helps low income families (Chinese)
• Consumer Action promoted California LifeLine Program (Chinese)

Mar 14, 2012

• Extienden programa de envío de remesas
• Hay más opciones para enviar dinero al exterior

Mar 11, 2012

• Lost phone? There’s an 89% chance somebody tried to access data
• Consumer Reports names the best and worst cars by brand
• The pros and cons of ditching cash for electronic currency
• Student loans seen as potential ‘next debt bomb’ for U.S. economy
• Una dieta de datos para combatir la factura del celular

Mar 10, 2012

• The web Is awash in reviews, but not for doctors. Here’s why.
• Late-night care fills a need for parents
• Rules for when the chicks return to the nest

Mar 04, 2012

• You should know the dos and dont’s of tax deductions
• New privacy policy lets Google watch you — everywhere
• Prevent ID theft during tax season
• Schools try to match the jobless with 3.4 million jobs

Mar 03, 2012

• On travel Web sites, the pre-checked box checks out
• GM suspends production of Chevrolet Volt electric car for 5 weeks
• Apps seek to help phone users track data
• At Angie’s List, the reviews are real (so is Angie)

February

Feb 26, 2012

• What high-I.Q. investors do differently
• For Facebook, risk and riches in user data
• How to find a good tax preparer
• Getting to the bottom of bank overdraft fees

Feb 25, 2012

• T-Mobile making a bid for iPhone users
• Why it’s so hard to transfer cash to your friends
• Rents keep rising, even as housing prices fall

Feb 19, 2012

• Five fees that phone companies ring up
• IRS lists ‘dirty dozen’ tax frauds
• Working long hours? Here’s how it may be costing you
• Gay marriage debate is about money, too

Feb 18, 2012

• Surge in temp workers reflects fundamental change in American workplace
• Google violated IPhone users’ privacy, Stanford study finds
• How companies learn your secrets
• Side effects of diet pill still concern regulators

Feb 16, 2012

• Beware of ID Theft - check your credit card statement (Chinese)

Feb 14, 2012

• Alabama: Supuesto retiro de cupones alimentos a hijos de ilegales
• EEUU y la UE autorizan a Google para que compre Motorola
• Conceden prórroga para logar acuerdo con Honda por eficiencia de combustible

Feb 12, 2012

• Preventing identity theft without paying monthly fees
• Thinking of sending your favorite someone a Valentine’s Day bouquet?
• Talk with your spouse now about retirement plans
• What’s the Deal? This week’s best travel bargains around the globe.

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