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    MoneyMagpie team
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    #151534
    claire
    Participant

    how do you know which messageboard your question should go in?

    I was planning a topic, didnt know where to post as didn’t seem relative to any of them personally, then someone bet me to it anyways lol.

    point is took a bit of finding to see it had been done and naturally don’t want to duplicate. as you have pointed out the frustration of duplicates which I totally agree.

    where is the search function? I see you mention it to find if a topic has been done. I personally just went through them to see if it had been done. but if theres a better quicker way im all for it:)

    #177558
    Marc Crosby
    Keymaster

    Please let us know if you have any questions about these rules or if anything needs clarifying.

    #200716
    Ronald
    Participant

    Thanks for sharing them

    #202791
    renilo3403
    Participant

    thnaks

    #211522
    Maxine
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    I’m new to this site. I can’t believe I’ve never heard of it before. Thank you so much for this!!! It’s an amazing site.

    #217851
    Living Awaits
    Participant

    ok done

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