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PrintableI learned a similar way to save, but a little faster.
It involves saving $1 bills instead of change. You're not allowed to spend them, except as a tip if necessary. So you always have to break a 5 or a 20 even if you have $2 for the coke. Those ones add up quick, and they're easy to deposit in the bank or spend if necessary. But I have a change jar, too. What else am I going to do with the change? I bring it to coinstar, it's a good way to get groceries with mostly pennies. I'll spend the 10% for a machine to count them. My Legacy
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Efan said: I'm very much like this. I'm like Rain Man when it comes to getting quarters back, which always confuses the cashier. But if my purchase comes to, say, $9.62, I know that if I give them $10.12, I'll get two quarters back. I'm all about getting the quarters.
the old ladies volunteering at the hospital gift shop are probably so glad I'm not around anymore   She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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CarrieLee said: I have a jar that says "boob job fund". There's nothing in it
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