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January 2020
Raise Your Roof IQ (pgs. 19 - 23)
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This article discusses how to help your roof last longer and the various types of shingles available. It also has information on how to make choices that will "Save the Planet" (and Some Money). It reminds a consumer to gain multiple estimates and do research about the contractor before hiring.
Connection to Class:
Consumer Buying: Learning how to make purchasing decisions for a house, learning about maintenance on a house (or large purchase) and taking time in decision making.

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March 2020
How greens become contaminated
Pg 31-34
Summary:You need to know what you are consuming, you wouldn’t want to eat something harmful for your body correct?

In this article it goes over how bacteria is formed and can be found inside of most green leafy vegetables, it has a infographic which informs you too always do your research on where you buy your product from. The farming equipment and pesticides can have a huge impact on your food, (In the article is also tells you about the risk of ignorance can have on your health) Ways too prevent risk of sickness is reading your labels, these companies can not be misleading and feed you false information that can lead too dangerous acts upon your health, this article over all informs you how to spend your money worths, rather then blowing it on something that can put you in a hospital.

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Do you need to buy an extended warranty 

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Do you need to buy an extended warranty 

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August 2019
Page 32
In the article it explains whether or not it is worth it to buy an extended warranty, vs stick with the one year. The article explains that the cost of a warranty is roughly the same as the median refrigerator repair bill. And the likelihood of any  charge being higher than 500$ is less than 1 percent. It is most likely not worth it to get the extended warranty.
Connection to class:this article helps you make good financial decisions about appliances, which connects to the money portion of this class

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How to Save Up to $1,000 a Year on Your Cell Phone Plan

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How to Save Up to $1,000 a Year on Your Cell Phone Plan

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September 2020

How to Save Up to $1000 a Year On Your Cell Phone Plan (pages 38 - 45)
(Alison)

The article gives advice on how to pick a cell service provider and a plan. First, you need to find out how much data you use on a regular basis. Then, you need to determine which provider you already have and make sure that you’re able to switch carriers. Finally, the article gives descriptions of different plans that suit your needs based on data usage, cost, and reception.

This article relates to savings and investments because it helps give advice on how to save money with something that many people use daily.

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1. Febuary 2020
2 Your Mattress Matchmaker, page 26&27
3. The article focuses on how mattress shopping online is just as efficient as in-person mattress shopping. It reveals how online shopping for mattresses allows you to recieve more discounts and deals by using your search engine on your technological devices. It then goes into further detail by describing how cheap mattresses are just as great as expensive ones, with cheap mattresses scoring a higher score in comparison to the expensive versions.
4. This serves a connection to consumer management as it discusses decision-making in terms of buying a mattress, and also dicusses ways to save money when purchasing a mattress online.

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Cassie Hefner
January 2021
Is buying refurbished tech products worth the savings? (pg 12)
The article talks about how buying electronics that were returned, repaired, and cleaned can save you a lot of money. Prices of refurbished electronics are often lowered by 20-60% of its original price. It warns about making sure to read the return policy and fine print, but offers good distributors of certified refurbished electronics, such as Apple, Amazon, Best Buy, and others.
It connects to this class because it offers a solution to buying good tech cheaper, and thus helping save money.

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July 2020
Pg. 46-47
Alina Dragovich
Summary: this article is talking about how it’s hard to determine which way the stock market will go. Also how Covid is creating havoc on the stock market right now. People who saved for retirement are watching their retirement plans derail. It also helps you by giving you different ways you can help save your retirement funds. For example rethinking your withdrawal rate so keeping in mind how much you withdraw and how often you do it. Also how keeping an emergency fund could really help you out for those unexpected issues you can run into.
Connection to the class:
money management: learning how to watch your money and save it for things that you might need in life.

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April 2019 (page 10-12)

Summary:
This article talks about the increase in deaths and injuries from car accidents and other injuries happening from cars and how the workers and engineers are trying to decrease the amount it’s happening. They explain how engineers and car companies and businesses are putting in more money and time to make sure people are as safe as possible on the roads and the number of injuries/deaths decrease.

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Zac Pfister
January 2018
“Driving While Distracted” pages 48-57
This article tells many of the tragic stories of people who have lost their lives because of distracted drivers, mainly due to cell phones. It shows that the number of deaths due to distracted driving is on the rise, and lists the things that we can do to keep ourselves and other safe. Cars are becoming more and more advanced, and even though they have more safety systems in place, there are also way more distractions.
Connection to class: When deciding to buy a car, you will want to make the right choice and buy one that will cause the least amount of distractions and have more safety systems in place.

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December 2017
Shop Online with Confidence Pg 22-29
This article mentions different websites, apps, browser extensions, and other tips to help you find deals for different stores online. The article also talks about how to reduce or skip shipping costs for your orders and ways to get shipping deals. Tips on how to stay safe from threats like hackers and viruses online are also mentioned and how to avoid bots. Lastly the article talks about how to avoid getting scammed and gives examples of ways that you can get scammed. This article connects to the class because it talks about how to be smart with your money when shopping online so you can spend the least amount.

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Oscar Bialik

September 2017
Summary: The article talks about the survey where the U.S. is growing in staying at home and working, a recent PwC study say that 70 percent of Americans think that in the future work will be done remotely, it talks about computers and talks about the prices of them for example the iMac costs 5000 dollars. The printer- talks about ink costs and ink usage for different printers and costs. The router- talks about different WiFi options for example the google WiFi three pack costs 300 dollars but covers 4,500 feet squared. On the last page there is a comparison of different laptops having different categories like operating system, ergonomics, portability, performance, versatility, display, battery life, weight, price, processor, memory, and storage and the rankings. It talks about how they test the, using 3d softwares and games. The reason it’s connected to the class is because it talks about the different types of products and how each product is trying to be perfect for the cost of its money.

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June 2019
Real pain Relief, Now (pgs 24-41)
Summary: This article discusses about chronic pain and how a little back pain could lead to empance pain in the future, it also talks about opioids/being able to stalling the pain but not being able to fix it, it also includes ways you can heal chronic pain such as sleep, posture therapy to marijuana in fused creamed and fish oils (Although they might only relieve specific types of chronic), lastly it explains how surgeries my not help chronic pain but instead it may just make it worse. In the article it also talks about different types of A/C units and all of there ups and downs, it also includes ways you can save money from buying A/C units
Connection to class:
This connects to this class because it talk about decision making

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If You're in the mood to spend, you're not alone.

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If You're in the mood to spend, you're not alone.

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October 2021
Our guide to smarter shopping(28-29)
Summary: This article outlines how one should spend their money and how to shop effectively. It starts by showing that money spent on E-commerce jumped significantly. Next it outlines how you should spend your money. First by figuring out what you want to buy, and researching about that product before you buy. It also shows the difference between Shopping online and in-stores. It describes how consumers would rather buy more expensive items in-store. The article outlines that prices and loyalty programs are very crucial to the consumer in deciding where to shop.

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June 2020
How to Eat Less Plastic (Pg 15)
Summary:
This article addresses how two different helmet brands designed their products to best protect the consumer’s head from rotational energy when impacted. The MIPS helmet allows for movement when impacted to reduce the rotational energy, where as the WaveCel helmet is designed to “crumple, glide and flex in a crash.” Both helmets tested well when it comes to impact absorption. But, the MIPS helmet tested better when it came to ventilation, which could be the deciding factor when it comes to purchasing since the two helmets are priced the same and have such similar scores in impact absorption.
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This article relates to class because, It’s important to know what factors will sway the consumer to buy when it comes to closely rated products.