How to Handle a Tight Budget

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How to Handle a Tight Budget

The tight economy is putting a squeeze on everyone's wallets these days, and you may be looking for some reliable sources of extra money. Personal finance experts Ken & Daria Dolan of Dolans.com reveal a few options, including which ones you should avoid.

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