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Answer: You used your debit card to buy gas and gave your card prior to the gas being pumped. The gas station put a "hold" on $100 of your checking account funds. Next time, don't use a debit card, or wait to use the card until the amount of gas purchased is known. Then you'll only be debited for the amount you bought, not the amount you might have bought.

** Insure It You total your car.

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You and the insurance company finalize the amount that you'll be paid for your car. Their check arrives but it's missing $250. What happened?

Answer: The $250 was your deductible.

** It's Classified You need to buy a car.

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  • Ads refer to "OAC," "AC," "4D" and "4WD." Translate.
  • Answer: OAC means "on approved credit," that if you are deemed worthy of credit, they will loan you money to buy a car. AC is air conditioning. 4D means four doors, but 4WD means four wheel drive; got all that?!
  • ** Did You Know That Cars Can Swim?

You're about to get a good deal on a used car. How can you tell if the car has been for a swim?

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  • Answer: Sometimes that good deal means that the car has a soggy past. For example, after a flood, cars can be restored to look and smell okay, but may have hidden problems from time underwater. Use the internet to search a car's past and discover past collisions and even undersea adventures.
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So many youth believe that they are already prepared to live independently, and don't need anymore training or education before embarking on life on their own. Here are some very creative ways to show youth that education will be essential to their future. All these interventions focus on common adult transportation problems. If your youngsters don't readily have the answers to these adult situations, perhaps they also don't "know it all" about other key adult independent living issues too.