
- April30 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 8
Lock It Up
One downside:
With airline security getting tighter,travelers are being asked to leave bagsunlocked to make it easier for USTransport Security Administration (TSA)agents to inspect luggage. If the idea ofleaving your suitcases open makes younervous, take a look at new locks thatallow TSA agents to open them with aspecial code. Available at many airportgift shops for $5 to $10, about half amillion have been sold since lastNovember. Some TSAagents have been cutting off the locksrather than using the code to openthem. A new line of luggage fromTravelPro that offers built-in, TSA-approvedlocks should help do awaywith that problem.
Articles in this issue
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Observe Your Personal Finance Protocolover 17 years ago
Win the Early Retirement Tax Challengeover 17 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPover 17 years ago
Close-Up: Moldover 17 years ago
Finding Help to Treat Moldover 17 years ago
Add Global Flair to Your Life Insuranceover 17 years ago
Swing Away with the Fat-Pitch Approachover 17 years ago
Don't Count on Social Security Benefitsover 17 years ago
Doc's Stocks Contestover 17 years ago
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