Full Show: Clark Stinks! and Why You Should Never Carry a Checkbook

It’s time for "Clark Stinks!" Christa reads the latest "Clark Stinks!" submissions and Clark responds. Also, Target recently announced that it will stop accepting checks as a form of payment in stores. Clark passionately explains why checks are so dangerous and why you should never, ever, not ever carry a checkbook.

All this and more on the August 9, 2024, episode of The Clark Howard Show.

00:00 - Intro
01:09 - Clark Stinks - IRS Issuing Pin for Safety
02:50 - Clark Stinks - Printers - Epson Eco Tank
04:43 - Clark Stinks - People Spending Time after Retiring
06:10 - Clark Stinks - Clark and Christa Using Dishwasher Pods Stink
07:11 - Clark Stinks - Fax Using
08:07 - Clark Stinks - Credit Freezing
09:29 - Clark Stinks - Storage Company
11:20 - Clark Stinks - How to Fix the USPS
13:25 - Clark Stinks - Short-Term Rental Payment
16:58 - Why You Should Never Carry a Checkbook
23:16 - Ask Clark - Mortgage Disability Policies
26:12 - Ask Clark - Solar Panel Deal
28:02 - Ask Clark - What does Clark Think about the Southwest changes?

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