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[quote="live well on less"][img]http://sc.msn.com/global/c/lg/MSFT_118x35.gif[/img] [b]13 ways to live well on less[/b] By Dana Dratch, Bankrate.com Can you remember life before $100 sneakers and $5 coffee, when people actually lived on what they earned and still had a little something socked away for a rainy day? ([url=http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Savinganddebt/Savemoney/P90801.asp]more...[/url])[/quote]
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live well on less
Posted: Mon, Aug 23 2004, 8:51 pm EDT
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13 ways to live well on less
By Dana Dratch, Bankrate.com
Can you remember life before $100 sneakers and $5 coffee, when people actually lived on what they earned and still had a little something socked away for a rainy day?
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