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Shoestring Living: How to ease budgetary pressures
Herkimer Evening Telegram Take some time now to prepare for a spring garage sale, or establish and eBay account and try your hand at auctioning. Money earned can be used to lighten some budgetary pressure, no matter how small. Put on your long-term hat for this one, … |
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