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I know from experience that if one person has a question or problem, there are thousands more behind the scenes who are struggling with a similar situation. And I'm not the least bit surprised: The stock market is up, then way down. Gas prices are soaring. We're now hearing that food prices are on the rise. Add all of these together and you've got a lot of people who are concerned about their bottom line. So I like to dole out the answers and tips in this space whenever possible.

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MIAMI (CBS4) ― The high price of gasoline has many drivers downsizing and some of those people who are trying to downsize are stuck with a lease they can no longer afford. But there is a way that SUV and truck owners with hefty payments can find a way out. 

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In yet another sign that points to the pain in the U.S. economy, the Government has announced that consumer borrowing has fallen for the first time in ten years. The Federal Reserve revealed consumer borrowing fell $7.9 billion in August to $2.577 trillion from $2.585 trillion in July. This marks the first time consumer borrowing has fallen since 1998.

What this means is that lending is very hard to work through right now. The banks aren't lending. So the consumers aren't borr...

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TODAY Show Web site Jean Chatzky, personal finance contributor, answers viewers questions about all kinds of money and economy issues. Here she answers a question from someone that wants out of her vehicle lease.

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I know from experience that if one person has a question or problem, there are thousands more behind the scenes who are struggling with a similar situation. And I'm not the least bit surprised: The stock market is up, then way down. Gas prices are soaring. We're now hearing that food prices are on the rise. Add all of these together and you've got a lot of people who are concerned about their bottom line. So I like to dole out the answers and tips in this space whenever p...

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Republican Senator John McCain and Democratic Senator Barack Obama, both campaigning to be the next President of the United States, help their second debate in Nashville, Tennessee. As promised, the bulk of the debate centered around the recent $700 billion bailout plan to help rescue the economy and help homeowners stay in their homes and avoid foreclosure.

Moderated by Tom Brokaw, both Presidential candidates sparred over a bevy of other issues, including tax cuts, energy po...

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