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Got a red sweater, dress or top?

Wear it to Macy's this week and save 20 percent on a wide variety of merchandise.

From Wednesday to Sunday, the store will be celebrating American Heart Month with the special savings deal.

Oops! Forgot to wear red? No worries, you can still save. Just buy a Go Red for Women Red Dress pin for $2, and you'll get the 20 percent discount. Proceeds from the sale of the pins will go to benefit the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement.

Heart disease, by the way, is the No. 1 killer of women.

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There are many ways to save

There are many ways to save money indeed. If you want to start some credit repair, you have to be sensible. The best way to go about credit repair is to pay down debt and save money. There are two costs – fixed, and variable. Variable expenses are the easiest costs to save on. For instance – only use heat in your home when you are there. Buy generic, not name brands, and don't buy prepared food – buy ingredients and cook at home. (You eat cheaper, healthier, and cooking can impress your love interest or at least get you points with the spouse – triple threat!) Also, if beginning a credit repair regimen, using small personal loans instead of credit cards isn't a bad move either.

Indeed...

Together, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of women who suffer from this
life-threatening disease. The generosity of the donors is vital in continuing efforts to search for a cure, help people with heart disease,
and invest in the health of future generations.

Such a great deal for a cause! This would be a very successful event.

Congratulations in advance from engagement rings community of NY

 

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About the blogger

Samantha Smith has been covering fashion for the N&O for four years. She came to the paper in 1999 and was the retail reporter before taking on the fashion beat.
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