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Should you negotiate with debt collectors? 6 tips to improve your chances

The article offers practical advice for negotiating with debt collectors, including verifying debts, understanding ownership, making realistic offers, and getting agreements in writing. It frames debt collection as a stressful but potentially negotiable consumer-finance situation, with no political or ideological angle.

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What makes a debt relief company reputable and safe?

The article explains how borrowers can identify reputable debt relief companies, emphasizing no upfront fees, transparent pricing, disclosure of alternatives, strong reviews, and realistic expectations. It notes that debt relief is not a quick fix and warns against companies that promise miracles or violate FTC rules.

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Krispy Kreme takes aim at Costco with new churro treat

Krispy Kreme is launching limited-time Churro Doughnut Dots, positioning them as an alternative to Costco’s recently returned Twisted Churro. The article covers the product release, fall menu items, and social-media complaints about Costco’s churro change.

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How Harley-Davidson, an American Icon, Became a Tariff Punching Bag

Harley-Davidson has repeatedly been targeted by retaliatory tariffs from foreign governments, including a new 50% import duty from Canada, due to its symbolic status as an American manufacturer. The article outlines past and current tariff actions against the company.

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Homes for sale at a 12-year high, as househunters fall: Where sellers are struggling most

New data from Rightmove shows homes for sale at a 12-year high while buyer enquiries and agreed sales are down 9% year-on-year, with higher mortgage rates blamed for the mismatch. Sellers in London and the South East face the hardest conditions, while flats lag houses; asking prices rose 0.7% in September but remain below long-term trends.

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