Looking to save money in the New Year? Here are the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection’s top tips
As many New Yorkers have flocked to the stores and swiped their credits cards to do some holiday shopping this season, you may be looking for ways to save money and pay off some of that debt in the New Year.
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Dec 24, 2021, 1:05 PM
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News 12’s s Zhane Caldwell has tips from Grace Marie Louis, of the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection.
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