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June 9, 2008
Posted: 03:48 PM ET
No we’re not reliving our favorite Tom Cruise movie moments. But in this age of consumer empowerment, we want to do our part to help you navigate the tips and advice our correspondents are offering up in their daily reporting. People contact us all the time asking us to share the major “takeaways” from our consumer reporting — especially when it comes to money and health matters. So we’re excited to announce the launch of our new consumer tips blog. (http://www.cnn.com/tips) On the health front, Dr Sanjay Gupta, Elizabeth Cohen and Judy Fortin will be offering advice on how to stay healthy and take a more proactive role in your personal health care. Personal Finance editor Gerri Willis will share her “top tips” on all things related to your money, from the 5 best ways to sell a home in a down market, to saving for college. Senior Business Correspondent Ali Velshi will blog here as well, and prove that he is not the “hairless prophet of doom and gloom” as Jon Stewart calls him. Ali can’t help that he’s compelled to tell it like it is. His focus here will be to decode the latest economic news, with the top “takeways” you need to remain an informed consumer. We know your time is valuable, so Ali, Gerri, Sanjay, Elizabeth and Judy promise to keep their tips short and sweet, with plenty of links to deeper content. In the future, we hope to expand this blog to include ‘top tips’ in other areas– possibly travel and technology. Check it out starting today. Tell us what you think. Or as Jerry Maguire would say, “Help us help you.” Posted by: Rena Golden, CNN.com Exec. Producer |
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