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Liz Weston: How to buy stuff that lasts

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By LIZ WESTON of NerdWallet

Your mom had a dryer that lasted 30 years. Yours busted after five. Or maybe you’ve lost count of how many coffee makers, towel sets, microwaves and so forth that you’ve bought. There are a few proven ways to find products that have a reputation for durability, which can help you save both the planet and your wallet. Even if you have to pay more upfront — and that’s not always true — buying stuff that lasts will save you money over time. Start by checking reviews online, paying attention to price and reading up on extended warranties.

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