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By trade, Shanah is a Holistic Health Advisor with a Master’s Degree of Nutrition and is the co-owner of Cash Wives ExWives, which is geared towards keeping divorce from killing your finances If you read my recent post about different funding options, then you will remember that we ran across an interesting alternative funding method
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