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#24 Free Local Events
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Peggy
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008
#2 Credit Cards
Credit cards are for emergencies, not for everyday use. They charge high rates of interest which is money out of my pocket for which I get no value. If our credit cards have a balance, we pay it off in full every month.
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