The People's Lawyer Consumer News Alert
Center for Consumer Law
  Volume 10 Number 7

Subscribe to the Newsletter
Forward this news alert to your family and friends

Helpful Links

Texas Consumer Complaint Center

Your Rights as a Tenant

Credit Reports and Identity Theft

Your Guide to Small Claims Court

Common Q & A’s

Scam Alert

Back Issues

Contact Us

http://www.peopleslawyer.net

1-713-743-2168

Unsubscribe

The People’s Lawyer’s Tip of the Day

Don't ever click on a link in an email message from a financial institution. There are so many scams involving fake emails from banks, credit unions, credit card companies, and other types of lenders that my advice is to assume everything you receive is fake. If you think it might be genuine, call the institution to verify it.  


When Sharing Taxes Might Not be a Good Idea

As a married couple, you probably share almost everything. But is that such a good idea when it comes to filing taxes?  Click here for more.


How to Make a Million

So you want to be a millionaire -- who doesn't? If you're looking for a little inspiration on your quest for wealth, get tips from people who already have made their millions. These success stories run the gamut from Grammy-winning songwriter to first-generation entrepreneur to every-day people who simply lived below their means. Their paths to wealth are diverse, but what they have in common is a 24/7 commitment to their goals. Learn from their experience what it takes to become a millionaire.  Click here for more.


Ten Debt Consolidation Myths

If you are considering debt consolidation options, avoid these misrepresentations.  Click here for more.


Seven Reasons to Get Off the Couch Already!

You probably know that exercise is good for you. You might even know that regular physical activity can reduce your risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's, and some forms of cancer. In the past few years, though, researchers have discovered that people who exercise regularly reap even greater health benefits.  Click here for more.


Your Money

What will it take to save for a college education?  Click here for more.


For the Lawyers

Non-parties required to arbitrate. A Texas appellate court has held that the deceased's children & parents are bound by an arbitration agreement signed by the deceased under the theory of direct benefit estoppel. Click here for more.

 

To stop receiving email news alerts from the Center for Consumer Law, please click here.