6.20.19 Bogus credit card fees; Privacy policies are impossible to read; Watch out for 'scam' health insurance plans

The Clark Howard Podcast

Clark Howard

Investing, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.6 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2019

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Clark talks with David Lazarus of the LA Times about a bogus credit card fee that Citi has been charging one customer for YEARS; Privacy policies are too long and too hard to read. That needs to end; Watch out for companies trying to sell you non-compliant health insurance plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	I would dream first on.
0:01.1	Probably a doer upper, put our ons damp on it.
0:03.3	Sounds like a nightmare, which is why I keep saying we should look at new builds.
0:06.4	But they're all sold.
0:07.2	Watertight, asshole free.
0:08.3	Boring, just white boxes.
0:10.2	Well, we can decorate an old liquor painted in there.
0:12.4	Hmm.
0:13.4	Like a nice shade of grey.
0:15.2	We are not having grey walls.
0:16.8	Why not?
0:17.5	Why not?
0:18.4	Whatever stage of the process you're at,
0:20.0	Halifax's online first-time buyer events are full of useful tips and guidance.
0:24.8	Halifax, it's a people thing.
0:26.8	For more information, search Halifax first-time buyer events.
0:36.0	Great to have you here on the Clark Howard show where it's all about you and that quality yours.
0:41.4	I want you to learn ideas to me so you can save more and spend less.
0:45.4	Don't let anyone ever rip you off.
0:48.4	Coming up in a few minutes in today's Clark Rageous Moment.
0:52.2	How about when you're told they value your privacy
0:55.2	and you need to read this policy?
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