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Bad or low credit makes everything hard — even renting an apartment. Here's how you can still find a place when your credit is weak.
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Extending the life of extra produce and making healthier snacks is simple — dry your fruits and veggies! Learn how with this guide.
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Save Money and Still Show Love on Valentine's Day
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