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    "description": "<a href=\"https://allisonkade.com/\">Allison Kade</a> has written about money for publications like Bloomberg, Forbes, The Today Show, Business Insider, The Huffington Post, TheStreet, Credit.com, Fox Business News and The Fiscal Times. In addition, her work has appeared in lifestyle publications like Real Simple, Travel + Leisure and Lifehacker.",
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        "uri": "/2015/07/01/is-it-possible-to-save-too-much/",
        "title": "Is it possible to save too much?",
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        "summary": "It's called financial hoarding: keeping more cash than necessary, even if youd be better served by paying off debt or investing. If only we all were so pathological, eh?",
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