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financially prudent

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This article will examine the ways that, in light of a changing economy, renting your primary place of residence is a far more financially prudent move that owning it.
Although it may seem strange to advocate spending money on a complex vehicle tracking system during these lean times, the long-term savings these systems represent are financially prudent and an essential part of effective fleet management.
Conwy's cabinet member for finance Cllr Meirion Hughes says his council has frozen allowances in recent years and it would 'not look good' to council taxpayers nor be financially prudent if they were forced to pay maximum increases.
 
 
 
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