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2010 Frugal Living Guide
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Don't always scrimp

Sometimes trying to save money can actually whisk more cash from your pocket. When you have to replace something because it wears out too quickly or doesn't do the job, a great bargain can turn into a raw deal.

On the other hand, quality and efficiency can stretch out a dollar. If you're buying these items, the most frugal move is to pay as much as you can afford upfront.


 

 

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