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I often read most money-saving articles, and realize that practices that are recommended are some that I already do or have done in the past. I just wanted to thank you for adding the UPromise section in this article. Though I'm single with no children, I intend on having them someday. The fact that I can start saving for their future education in such an easy way is so helpful. The fact that it can go towards student loans is a bonus, too.
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