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Tight market makes buying car or truck when lease ends the best deal

High used car prices create incredible opportunities for consumers with cars or trucks that are coming off lease in 2022. Many will use buyout option.

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Amazon scams heat up along with shopping for Prime Day deals

Scammers often impersonate Amazon by promoting fake customer service phone numbers. Sometimes they pretend to help fix a problem with a TV or order.

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Recession or slowdown? It could look different in Michigan

Whether the U.S. will fall into a recession is a tough call, even if some economists say there s a 50% shot it will happen sometime this year or next.

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Inflation to drive up Michigan property taxes now — and next year

Michigan homeowners are seeing a hike in property taxes, based on inflation, this year. But a bigger hike appears to be in the cards for 2023, too.

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Inflation to drive up Michigan property taxes now — and next year

Michigan homeowners are seeing a hike in property taxes, based on inflation, this year. But a bigger hike appears to be in the cards for 2023, too.

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