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REDDITHoliday season is approaching and everyone is gearing up for a fun Thanksgiving next week. Following the holiday can be a grueling rush for presents and gifts for friends and family and could lead to trouble if not planned for correctly. Black Friday and cyber Monday will have tons of sales, just make sure you know what you are looking for ahead of time and watch out for those impulse buys. But enjoy the holiday, eat tons of turkey, falls asleep right after and relax with some friends and family. Here is the gobble, gobble, edition of the weekly personal finance roundup.
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