Time to Think About Gift-Giving

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Have you budgetted for the holiday season? Planning on going into debt to pay for all the people in your life who deserve the kind of Christmas you used to have? There are some good tips in this article to help you get through the holiday season without paying a 20% premium on your purchases (due to interest on credit cards).

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