DID YOU KNOW THAT—IF YOU DID IT MIGHT SAVE YOU—MONEY THAT IS

First of all there’s that pesky ole store lurking at the top of the page…I’m changing out items daily so don’t forget to give it a peek.

We’re always looking for better at less (cost that is) so I thought  that I could find you some for today’s blog.

According to ConsumerReports ( good source, non-profit, indepent researchers):

The #Apple iPhone 5s ($200) is a good phone, but the #Samsung Galaxy S 4 ($200) has a superb display and a better battery life.

The #Panasonic Viera TC-L55WT60 (flat-screen $3,000) has a very good picture quality but the #LG55GA7900  ($1,400) has a better picture and sound quality.

#Tylenol ( generic acetaminophen) is great for our stomach but does little or nothing to reduce inflammation, while  #Aleve (generic naproxen) might be a better choice for that.

Want a coffeemaker, vacuum or small appliance best choice for price , selection and service of major retailers:  #Costco.

To save more than $1,000 on your cell phone bill:  Consider #T-Mobile  (family of four over 2 years)

Best buy on a vacuum #Kenmore Elite 31140 ($350) performs well and has plenty of airflow through the hose or tools (upright w/a bag) Try ConsumerReports:  How to Clean Practically Anything booklet for more.

DON’T use your #debit card at the gas pump—thieves “skim” your pin number and pull cash from your bank account–use your credit card (safer)..

Want more room in your new vehicle CR recommends #Chevrolet Traverse & GMC Acadia for good 3rd row room and the Mazda CX-9 for lot of room everywhere.

To get the most out of your #doctor’s visit (especially when you’re sick) take a friend or relative with you and take notes and make sure you understand the doctor’s instructions.

Best tested car:  #Telsa Model S (99/100) and worst Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara. (see 2014 Annual Auto Issue)

To find out how much more (i.e. how much space you’ll really have in your refrigerator) send for a free copy of Consumer Reports Buying Guide 2014.  www.consumerreports.org/

We’re still checking what you might have gathering dust that can increase the bank account:

collectible-63420.jpg (1283×1283)

This little #pin is selling between $325-350.

558792342_tp.jpg (337×300)

While this original #old label which was never displayed on a box is selling for between $25 & $55.

Item gaining value #Halloween and Easter related

 

 And to stay safe online:  SR’s recommendation:  #Avast was found easy to use while providing protection.

What I’m always trying to say to the consumer is: buy less, choose well, make it last. —Vivienne Westwood

Leave a Reply