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Clark Howard

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 29, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 29, 2026 · Clark Howard

    Does that mail seem suspicious? Clark Howard says look closely (opens the original)

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    ATLANTA — Misleading mailers designed to resemble official checks and urgent final mortgage notices are circulating in mailboxes across metro Atlanta. Channel 2 Consumer Adviser Clark Howard is warning people to inspect suspicious mail closely before responding to listed phone numbers. The documents appear official, claiming to be original notices regarding mortgage properties and directing recipients to call toll-free numbers immediately. However, calling the numbers provided on the mailers lea

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Clark Howard

    Graduate college without the debt using these tips (opens the original)

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    CHARLOTTE — Consumer adviser Clark Howard says it is not impossible to graduate college debt free. “You may feel like taking on student loan debt is your only option,” Howard said. “That’s not true; with persistence and effort, you may be able to cut that debt down to size.” When Ti’Andrea Alston graduated from the University of Georgia in 2025, she left with a sense of pride for her alma mater and a new appreciation for football. She also left debt free. “It just gives me a lot of

  3. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Clark Howard

    Back-to-college shopping tips can help families cut dorm costs (opens the original)

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    ATLANTA — Consumer Adviser Clark Howard put three kids through college and says you can shop for dorm room essentials while keeping your spending plan in check. “The costs can get out of control in a hurry, but there are things you can do when setting up a dorm that will save you a ton,” Howard said. Christian Aycock is a junior at Georgia State University. His advice to upcoming freshman, “Just be aware of your surroundings and try to stick to the budget. Try to maintain your expenses bec

  4. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Clark Howard, WSOC-TV

    Saving on back-to-school supplies (opens the original)

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    Consumer adviser Clark Howard is urging families to stick to a shopping list to manage rising back-to-school costs as Channel 9’s 30th annual “School Tools” drive begins. The drive, held in partnership with Classroom Central, is currently collecting donations across the Charlotte area. According to Howard, items like pens, paper and pencils can quickly strain a budget when purchased without a plan. “My No. 1 rule... creating your list and sticking to it... having a plan for your back-to-

  5. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Clark Howard

    Ways to limit debt from college education (opens the original)

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    ATLANTA — Channel 2 consumer adviser Clark Howard says it is not impossible to graduate college debt free. “You may feel like taking on student loan debt is your only option,” Howard said. “That’s not true; with persistence and effort, you may be able to cut that debt down to size.” When Ti’Andrea Alston graduated from the University of Georgia in 2025, she left with a sense of pride for her alma mater and a new appreciation for football. She also left debt free. “It just gives me

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