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Pro tip: Be careful buying a used car. The vehicle might have hidden defects or the seller might be dishonest. Learn what to watch for and how to avoid problems.

It’s true what they say: “Get it in writing.” If you’re buying a used car, don’t do it on a handshake. Learn how the sale process works, and how to protect yourself.

You bought a used car. Just days later, it broke down. Your mechanic says the problem will cost thousands to repair. What can you do? Learn your rights and steps you can take.

Leasing a vehicle is quite different from buying one. Leasing can offer lower monthly payments, but you typically spend more in the long run. Learn your rights if you lease.

Vehicle repairs can be complex and expensive. You can avoid or minimize problems with repairs by following these tips.

Choosing a cellphone and plan can be a complicated process. Two-year contract or pay-as-you-go? Smartphone or basic flip phone? Individual or shared plan? It’s certainly tricky. Let’s dive in.

Canadian cellphone plans can be expensive. Customer service is labyrinthine. The whole experience is hardly a treat. But it can be different! Learn your rights and how to take action.

Your new cellphone doesn’t work as expected. Or your new phone plan isn’t what was promised. There are steps you can take to make this right.

Sick and tired of your expensive phone provider? Sometimes it makes sense to switch; other times it’s best to wait it out. We’ll help point you in the right direction.

You know what your monthly plan costs, so how come there’s a charge of $40 for “roaming”? And what’s this data overage fee? Get help disputing your phone bill.