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10 ways to break free from compulsive spending
Like other addictions, spending addictions can spiral out of control at the most inopportune times. If you or someone you care about might have a problem with compulsive shopping and spending, the following advice from 10 Tips columnist Laura T. Coffey can help. More
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  About Laura T. Coffey

Veteran journalist Laura T. Coffey writes a column for TODAY.com called “10 Tips for Keeping Your Money in Your Wallet.” Her crusade to help consumers make smart financial decisions began in 1996, when she fell victim to a scam and lost $1,700. (Don't worry — she got even.) Feel free to e-mail Laura with your feeback, tips and questions.

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