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Center for Consumer Law
  Volume 11 Number 1

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The People’s Lawyer’s Tip of the Day

Ticket scalping is legal in Texas, but be careful. Buying tickets online or from someone you do not know can be dangerous. Use common sense. If the deal looks to good to be true it probably isn't. Buy from a reputable businesses or someone you know, and use a credit card to protect yourself in case you get scammed.  


Free Financial Planning with No Strings Attached

Americans could all benefit from financial advice, but most don't want or can't afford to pay for it. But free assistance from financial planners -- who ordinarily may charge $150 or more per hour -- is available to just about anyone.  Click here for more.


A Tax-Deduction Apple for Teachers

Teaching takes a toll on many educators' pocketbooks as they routinely buy supplies for their financially strapped schools. Now there's a tax break for such academic dedication.  Click here for more.


Ten Snacks Under a 100 Calories

Hershey's Kisses are a perfect choice if you're looking to curb a chocolate craving. Creamy and full of flavor, these morsels are substantial and satisfying. And at only 100 calories for 3 pieces, your waistline won't have to suffer for your indulgence. Click here for more.


What To Do When You're Pulled Over

As you coast to a stop on the shoulder of the roadway, you know that sick feeling -- you've been busted. And now, it's time to pay. We thought it might be a good idea to share with you some advice on how to behave once you're pulled over.  Click here for more.


Your Money

What will it take to reach your investment goal?  Click here for more.


For the Lawyers

No homestead exemption for boat. The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that a boat didn't qualify for homestead exemption under state law even though it served as the debtor's primary residence. Click here for more.

 

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