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An expert on finances and poverty shares her three simple tips for those who are feeling the squeeze
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Paula Stringer2022-04-26T08:30:00
With the cost of living crisis gripping many, Christians Against Poverty’s (CAP) Chief Executive, Paula Stringer, talks about how to get through, where to find help, and the miracle of God in people’s lives.
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