Help Me Hank! Student loan surprise
It's a big money mix up when a mom who paid off her student loan is still getting bills. "Help Me Hank" says it could happen to you.
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Winter damage insurance
So what do you do if a tree or power line hits your vehicle or home? It's important to know whether or not you're covered.
Backyard brainteaser
One man's fertilizer purchase reeks of a rip off! When sales tax is charged where it's not due, "Help Me Hank" weeds out the solution.
ID incident
A lifelong dream to visit Graceland is in jeopardy when one man loses his wallet with his driver's license inside. His airplane flight is just days away! To make sure he gets past security he calls "Help Me Hank."
Permit puzzlement
It's a rite of passage, finally getting your driver's permit! But for one 18-year-old it's a roadblock, the RMV is demanding documents he couldn't possibly have! To steer him in the right direction he calls "Help Me Hank."
Full serve fiasco
Problem at the pump! Gas buyers may be fooled into paying too much per gallon - and it comes down to how you ask for your gas. Help Me Hank has the info that can save you big bucks!
Doubtful debt
Some collection agencies will push hard to get you to pay, but they have to prove a bill is yours. "Help Me Hank" shows you how to stop unfair phone calls.
Magazine Mess
Credit cards offer you excellent purchase protection, but only for two months. So what if it takes four months for you to know you are getting ripped off? "Help Me Hank" has a money saving secret.
Help Me Hank! Taken to the cleaners
Do you call it a shirt or a blouse? It can make a big difference in what you pay at the cleaners. "Help Me Hank" finds that a certain group of people -- maybe including you -- is being charged way too much.
Help Me Hank! Vanishing vacuum
How does a vacuum cleaner disappear? When the repair guy takes it and doesn't return it. "Help Me Hank" sweeps in to clean this one up.
Help Me Hank! Missing W-2
It's almost income tax time, and if you don't have your W-2, that's a problem! When one employer just won't provide that important proof of income, one unhappy taxpayer turns to "Help Me Hank!"