50 Legit Places to Get Free Beauty Samples by Mail in 2026 (No Surveys)

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50 Legit Places to Get Free Beauty Samples by Mail in 2026 (No Surveys)

Trying skincare, makeup, perfume or hair products before buying full size can save money. However, not every “free sample” is truly free. This updated MoneyOnliners guide clearly separates no-purchase samples, product testing, birthday gifts, purchase-dependent samples and paid trial boxes.

By MoneyOnliners Editorial TeamFounder & Editor: Ramathan BusulwaFact-Checked & ReviewedUpdated August 2026
Quick Answer

The best opportunities for free beauty samples by mail usually come from legitimate product-testing platforms, limited brand sampling campaigns and consumer panels. Meanwhile, major beauty retailers such as Sephora and Ulta offer valuable samples and birthday gifts, but some online redemptions require a purchase. Therefore, always check the cost type before entering your address or payment details.

What “Free Beauty Samples” Really Means in 2026

Beauty sampling has changed. Years ago, a brand might place a permanent form online and mail a sachet to almost anyone who entered an address. Today, many companies use targeted campaigns, loyalty programs, product-testing communities and purchase-triggered gifts.

1. Truly Free, No-Purchase Samples

These opportunities do not require you to buy merchandise. However, stock can be limited, campaigns may target specific demographics, and not everyone who applies will qualify.

2. Product-Testing Programs

A testing community may send a full-size or sample-size product to selected members. In return, the company normally expects honest feedback. Selection is based on campaign needs, so joining does not guarantee products.

3. Free Samples With a Purchase

These samples have no separate item price, yet they are not truly no-cost because a merchandise order is required. Sephora's current U.S. policy, for example, allows shoppers to select two samples with online merchandise orders.

4. Loyalty and Birthday Gifts

Retailers may offer annual birthday gifts or points-based minis. Ulta's current terms say members can redeem an eligible birthday gift in store without a purchase, while online and pickup redemptions require a qualifying merchandise purchase.

5. Paid Trial and Discovery Boxes

Subscription boxes and fragrance services can be useful for trying products, but they are paid products. MoneyOnliners labels them clearly rather than inflating a “free samples” list with subscriptions.

beauty products and cosmetics representing free beauty samples by mail
Beauty samples can help you test shades, textures and formulas before committing to a full-size purchase.

Best Free Beauty Sample Sources at a Glance

Source TypeTypical CostBest ForMain Catch
PINCHme / SampleSourceOften $0 when a campaign is availableMail samplesLimited drops and eligibility
Influenster / Home Tester ClubUsually $0 for selected testersProduct testingSelection not guaranteed
Sephora order samplesSamples free with merchandise orderChoosing samples during checkoutPurchase required
Ulta birthday giftIn-store no-purchase option under current termsAnnual beauty freebieMembership, birthday eligibility and supply limits
Brand promotionsVariesNew product launchesTemporary and region-specific
Beauty subscription boxesPaidRegular discoveryNot genuinely free
MoneyOnliners Rule:

If an offer requires a $30 purchase to receive a “free” mascara, the mascara may be complimentary, but the opportunity is not a no-purchase free sample. We label that distinction throughout this guide.

50 Legit Places and Methods for Beauty Samples

Availability changes quickly. Therefore, use the descriptions below as a starting point and verify the live offer on the official website before submitting personal information or spending money.

Choose the Right Category First

If your goal is to spend nothing, concentrate on the first group of product-testing and sampling platforms. If you already planned to shop at a beauty retailer, purchase-dependent samples can add value without changing your budget.

1

PINCHme

Free sample platform

Cost type: No-purchase opportunities when campaigns are available

Create a profile, watch for available sample boxes, and claim only offers that fit your household. Availability changes and qualification is not guaranteed.

Check the official PINCHme page →

2

SampleSource

Seasonal free samples

Cost type: No-purchase sample drops when available

Register and complete your profile. Sample drops are limited, so notifications and a current mailing address matter.

Check the official SampleSource page →

3

Influenster

Product testing and reviews

Cost type: Free products for selected members

Build an accurate profile and participate honestly. Campaign invitations depend on demographics, interests and brand needs.

Check the official Influenster page →

4

Home Tester Club

Consumer product testing

Cost type: Free products for selected tests

Apply for relevant product tests and provide genuine feedback when selected. Beauty availability varies by campaign and country.

Check the official Home Tester Club page →

5

BzzAgent

Brand product testing

Cost type: Free campaign products for selected members

Complete your profile and respond to campaign invitations. Selection is not guaranteed and products vary.

Check the official BzzAgent page →

6

Topbox Circle

Beauty product testing

Cost type: Free beauty products for selected campaigns

Members can apply for missions and product tests. Keep expectations realistic because campaign supply is limited.

Check the official Topbox Circle page →

7

Sampler

Digital sampling campaigns

Cost type: Brand-sponsored samples when eligible

Sampler powers sampling campaigns for participating brands. Offers are campaign-based and can be geographically limited.

Check the official Sampler page →

8

Ripple Street

Community product experiences

Cost type: Free products for selected events

Apply to relevant campaigns and follow the participation rules if chosen. Beauty campaigns appear alongside other consumer categories.

Check the official Ripple Street page →

9

Sephora

Order samples and Beauty Insider perks

Cost type: Purchase-dependent samples; some loyalty perks

Sephora currently allows two free samples with online merchandise orders in the U.S. Sample availability changes and purchase is required for shipped order samples.

Check the official Sephora page →

10

Ulta Beauty Rewards

Birthday beauty gifts

Cost type: In-store birthday gift can be no-purchase; online redemption requires a qualifying purchase

Join the free rewards program, add your birthday and follow the current birthday coupon terms. Gifts are while supplies last.

Check the official Ulta Beauty Rewards page →

11

Sephora Beauty Insider Birthday Gift

Annual birthday set

Cost type: Free loyalty benefit; online redemption currently has a purchase threshold

Beauty Insider members can choose an eligible birthday gift. Current U.S./Canada online redemption requires a qualifying spend, while in-store terms differ.

Check the official Sephora Beauty Insider Birthday Gift page →

12

Macy's Beauty

Beauty promotions and gifts

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Check the beauty offers section before an order. Brand gifts and sample sets rotate frequently and may require minimum spend.

Check the official Macy's Beauty page →

13

Nordstrom Beauty

Beauty gifts with purchase

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Nordstrom frequently lists beauty gifts tied to qualifying brand purchases. Compare the required spend with what you already intended to buy.

Check the official Nordstrom Beauty page →

14

Bloomingdale's Beauty

Brand gifts and sample promotions

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Look for current beauty gifts with purchase and event promotions. Do not buy extra products solely to unlock a small sample.

Check the official Bloomingdale's Beauty page →

15

Neiman Marcus Beauty

Luxury beauty promotions

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Luxury beauty events may include sample bags or brand gifts at qualifying spend levels. Terms change by promotion.

Check the official Neiman Marcus Beauty page →

17

Dermstore

Skincare gifts and samples

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Dermstore periodically offers gifts, samples or promotional sets with eligible orders. Check the live offer before checkout.

Check the official Dermstore page →

18

LovelySkin

Skincare samples

Cost type: Often included with eligible orders

Look for current sample-selection or promotional options at checkout. Availability and brand restrictions can change.

Check the official LovelySkin page →

19

Bluemercury

Beauty rewards and samples

Cost type: Usually purchase or loyalty related

Check current loyalty benefits, brand events and order promotions rather than assuming a permanent no-purchase sample program.

Check the official Bluemercury page →

20

Space NK

Luxury beauty samples

Cost type: Purchase-dependent in many markets

Sample and loyalty rules vary by country. Use the regional Space NK site and confirm the current checkout terms.

Check the official Space NK page →

21

Cult Beauty

Beauty samples and promotions

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Watch the live offers page for sample bags, brand gifts and promotional minis. Shipping region and spend thresholds matter.

Check the official Cult Beauty page →

22

Lookfantastic

Beauty gifts and promotions

Cost type: Usually purchase-dependent

Lookfantastic runs rotating gifts and sample promotions. Confirm whether the offer is truly free, purchase-triggered or part of a paid box.

Check the official Lookfantastic page →

24

Clinique

Brand promotions

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Clinique frequently participates in department-store gift events and direct-site promotions. Use only the current official offer terms.

Check the official Clinique page →

25

Estée Lauder

Brand samples and gifts

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Check official promotions and retailer counters for current trial sizes or gifts. Offers rotate and may require a qualifying purchase.

Check the official Estée Lauder page →

26

Lancôme

Brand samples and gifts

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Watch official promotions, beauty events and authorized retailer offers for current sample-size products.

Check the official Lancôme page →

27

Kiehl's

Skincare samples

Cost type: Often purchase-related

Ask about current sampling at an official counter or check online promotions. Sample availability varies by product and location.

Check the official Kiehl's page →

28

Origins

Skincare promotions

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Official brand and department-store promotions may include minis or gifts. Verify the live conditions before ordering.

Check the official Origins page →

29

Aveda

Hair and skincare samples

Cost type: Campaign or store dependent

Check current official promotions and participating salons/stores. Do not assume an old mail-sample link is still active.

Check the official Aveda page →

30

The Body Shop

Body-care promotions

Cost type: Market dependent

Offers differ by country and ownership/retail market. Use the official regional site and verify current availability.

Check the official The Body Shop page →

31

L'Occitane

Skincare and body-care gifts

Cost type: Often purchase or loyalty related

Look for current minis, gifts with purchase and loyalty offers. Requirements change frequently.

Check the official L'Occitane page →

32

Kiehl's Store Consultation

In-person trial opportunities

Cost type: Often no mail delivery

A store consultation can sometimes provide a small trial amount when available. Ask politely and never assume samples are guaranteed.

Check the official Kiehl's Store Consultation page →

34

Ulta In-Store Events

Brand events and demos

Cost type: Event dependent

Brand events can include demonstrations or limited giveaways. Check your local store's current events rather than relying on old promotion posts.

Check the official Ulta In-Store Events page →

37

P&G Good Everyday

Rewards and occasional offers

Cost type: Offer dependent

P&G's rewards ecosystem can feature promotions across household and personal-care brands. Check current offers rather than expecting a permanent beauty sample.

Check the official P&G Good Everyday page →

38

L'Oréal Paris

Brand promotions

Cost type: Campaign dependent

Join official communications and check live promotions for trials, giveaways or sampling campaigns. Avoid third-party forms that imitate the brand.

Check the official L'Oréal Paris page →

39

Garnier

Hair and skincare promotions

Cost type: Campaign dependent

Garnier occasionally participates in sampling and promotional campaigns. Confirm any offer on the official brand site or verified social account.

Check the official Garnier page →

40

Maybelline

Makeup promotions

Cost type: Campaign dependent

Follow official channels for launches, giveaways and trials. Availability is temporary and may be limited by country.

Check the official Maybelline page →

41

CeraVe

Skincare promotions

Cost type: Campaign dependent

Check official brand promotions and dermatologist/retailer programs for legitimate samples. Be cautious of copied landing pages.

Check the official CeraVe page →

42

La Roche-Posay

Skincare sampling and promotions

Cost type: Campaign dependent

Official promotions, dermatology channels and retailer events can provide trial opportunities. Eligibility varies.

Check the official La Roche-Posay page →

43

e.l.f. Cosmetics

Rewards and promotions

Cost type: Usually loyalty or purchase related

Join the free loyalty program and watch current promotions. Treat rewards and gifts separately from unconditional mailed samples.

Check the official e.l.f. Cosmetics page →

44

Tarte

Brand promotions

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Tarte periodically offers minis, gifts and promotional sets. Check the current cart requirements before ordering.

Check the official Tarte page →

45

bareMinerals

Brand promotions

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Look for official trial kits, gifts and retailer events. Some offers are discounted trials rather than truly free samples.

Check the official bareMinerals page →

46

Smashbox

Brand promotions

Cost type: Often purchase-dependent

Official and retailer promotions may include deluxe samples. Confirm minimum spend and shipping before calling an offer free.

Check the official Smashbox page →

47

FragranceNet

Fragrance samples and minis

Cost type: Usually paid or purchase related

Fragrance sample products can be inexpensive, but they are not automatically free. Use this option for low-cost testing rather than no-cost sampling.

Check the official FragranceNet page →

48

Scentbird

Fragrance subscription

Cost type: Paid trial/subscription

Scentbird is useful for trying fragrances in smaller quantities, but it is a paid subscription and should never be listed as a free sample source.

Check the official Scentbird page →

49

Allure Beauty Box

Beauty subscription box

Cost type: Paid subscription

This is a paid beauty discovery box, not a free-sample-by-mail program. It belongs only as an alternative for readers who want curated trial sizes.

Check the official Allure Beauty Box page →

50

Brand Newsletters & Verified Social Giveaways

Direct brand opportunities

Cost type: Can be genuinely free when a legitimate campaign is live

Create a separate email folder for brands you genuinely like. Verify giveaways on the brand's official website or verified account and never pay a 'release fee' for a prize.

Current 2026 Examples That Show Why the Details Matter

CURRENT EXAMPLE • SEPHORA

Two Samples Are Free, but the Shipment Is Purchase-Dependent

Sephora's current U.S. samples policy says customers can select up to two free samples with an online merchandise order. Samples change often, substitutions can happen and merchandise is required. Therefore, this is valuable when you were already ordering, but it should not be advertised as an unconditional mailed freebie.

Key lesson: “free sample” and “no purchase required” are not always the same thing.

CURRENT EXAMPLE • ULTA

Birthday Redemption Changes by Channel

Ulta's current rewards terms say eligible members can receive an annual birthday gift while supplies last. In-store redemption can be no-purchase under the current terms. By contrast, online and pickup redemption requires a qualifying merchandise purchase greater than $0, and shipping may apply.

Key lesson: check whether the same promotion has different rules online and in store.

CURRENT EXAMPLE • SEPHORA BIRTHDAY

A Free Loyalty Gift Can Still Have an Online Spend Requirement

Sephora's 2026 Beauty Insider birthday offer is available to members, but the current U.S./Canada online terms require a $25 merchandise purchase to redeem online. Gift selection also varies and supplies can run out.

Key lesson: loyalty perks are real, but redemption conditions matter.

skincare bottles and beauty samples on a clean surface
Skincare minis are especially useful when you want to patch-test a formula before buying a larger bottle.

MoneyOnliners Real-Life Case Studies

CASE STUDY 1 • SKINCARE BUYER

Testing Before Buying a $60 Product

A shopper with sensitive skin is considering a premium moisturizer. Instead of buying the full-size jar immediately, she looks for a legitimate sample through a retailer order she already planned, a brand counter or a product-testing campaign.

She patch-tests the sample and discovers that the fragrance irritates her skin. The sample itself did not create income, but it prevented a much larger unnecessary purchase.

Key lesson: the financial value of a sample can be the money it stops you from wasting.

CASE STUDY 2 • BIRTHDAY FREEBIE

Using the Store Instead of Paying Shipping

An Ulta Rewards member receives an eligible birthday offer. She was not planning an online purchase, so she checks the current terms and redeems in store while supplies last rather than adding an unnecessary product to an online basket merely to unlock the gift.

Key lesson: choose the redemption method that preserves the value of the freebie.

CASE STUDY 3 • PRODUCT TESTER

Why an Accurate Profile Beats Creating Multiple Accounts

A product-testing member completes one honest profile with skin type, hair type and product interests. She applies only to relevant campaigns and gives thoughtful feedback when selected.

Another user creates several accounts and exaggerates profile details. That approach can violate platform rules and makes the data less useful to brands.

Key lesson: legitimate testing is based on honest consumer research, not gaming the system.

CASE STUDY 4 • FRAGRANCE SHOPPER

Free Sample vs Paid Discovery Service

A reader wants to test several perfumes. A paid fragrance subscription gives predictable access, but it is not free. She first checks legitimate store samples and brand promotions. If those do not cover the fragrances she wants, she can decide whether a paid discovery service is worth the cost.

Key lesson: paid trials can still be useful—just label them accurately.

CASE STUDY 5 • SCAM AVOIDANCE

The “Shipping Fee” That Leads to a Subscription

A social-media ad promises a luxury beauty box for $1 shipping. Before entering card details, the shopper reads the terms and discovers that accepting the trial starts a recurring subscription.

She closes the page because the offer does not match her goal of a genuinely free sample.

Key lesson: read recurring-billing terms before paying even a tiny shipping charge.

How to Get More Beauty Samples Without Overspending

Create a Dedicated Freebie Email Folder

Sampling campaigns can open and close quickly. A separate folder keeps brand newsletters and testing invitations organized without overwhelming your main inbox.

Complete Profiles Honestly

Product testers are often selected for specific skin concerns, age ranges, hair types or shopping habits. Accurate information gives the platform useful data and reduces mismatched campaigns.

Do Not Buy Something Just to Unlock a Small Gift

A $12 deluxe sample is not a bargain if you spend $50 on products you did not need. Instead, use purchase-dependent samples only when the qualifying order was already part of your plan.

Check In-Store Options

Some loyalty gifts and counter samples are easier to obtain in person. In-store redemption can also avoid shipping costs or online minimums.

Patch-Test New Skincare

A sample is an opportunity to evaluate tolerance. Follow product instructions and stop using a product if it causes irritation.

Keep a Simple Sample Log

Write down the product, date, first impression and whether you would buy it. This prevents a drawer full of forgotten sachets and turns sampling into a useful purchasing decision tool.

The best free beauty sample is not the one with the highest retail value. It is the one that helps you avoid buying the wrong full-size product.

How to Spot Free Beauty Sample Scams

Watch for Unexpected Card Requirements

A genuine no-purchase sample should not suddenly require full payment details at the last step. Shipping charges can exist on some legitimate promotions, but they change the offer from truly free to paid.

Read Subscription Language

“Trial,” “membership,” “VIP,” “autoship” and “continuity program” can signal recurring billing. Search the checkout page for cancellation and renewal terms before paying.

Verify the Domain

Scammers can copy a famous cosmetics brand's logo. Open the brand's official website independently and look for the same promotion there.

Never Pay a Prize Release Fee

A legitimate giveaway should not require you to buy gift cards, send cryptocurrency or pay a mysterious “release fee” to receive a beauty prize.

Limit the Personal Information You Share

A sampling campaign may reasonably need your name, mailing address and profile information. It should not need your online-banking password or one-time security code.

Incoming Link Opportunities

Use relevant MoneyOnliners posts to send internal authority and readers toward this guide. These links fit naturally in articles about freebies, rewards, saving money and avoiding unnecessary purchases.

Recommended External Resources

Sephora Samples & Promotions

Use Sephora's official customer-service page to confirm current sample limits, purchase requirements and promotion conditions before ordering.

Sephora Samples & Promotions — Official

Sephora Beauty Insider Birthday Gifts

The official birthday page shows current 2026 gift choices and explains the online purchase threshold and availability rules.

Sephora Birthday Gift — Official

Ulta Beauty Rewards Terms

Ulta's official terms explain birthday eligibility and the important difference between in-store and online redemption.

Ulta Beauty Rewards Terms — Official

PINCHme

Check the official platform for current sample campaigns and account eligibility rather than relying on old lists of past boxes.

PINCHme — Official Website

Home Tester Club

Use the official consumer-testing community to view current product tests available in your market.

Home Tester Club — Official Website

Influenster

Influenster is useful for understanding current product-testing opportunities and campaign participation.

Influenster — Official Website

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you really get free beauty samples by mail?

Yes, legitimate campaigns still exist.

However, many are limited-time product tests rather than permanent request forms.

Some platforms select only members who match a campaign.

Other retailer “free samples” require a merchandise purchase.

Always check the live terms before ordering.

Which beauty sample sites require no purchase?

Product-testing and sampling communities can offer no-purchase products when campaigns are available.

Examples include PINCHme, SampleSource, Influenster, Home Tester Club and similar testing platforms.

Qualification is not guaranteed.

Availability also varies by country.

Do not pay someone who promises guaranteed selection.

Does Sephora mail free samples without a purchase?

Sephora's current U.S. online sample policy ties the two selectable samples to a merchandise order.

Therefore, those shipped samples are not a no-purchase mail offer.

Beauty Insider also has loyalty benefits and birthday gifts.

Those benefits have their own conditions.

Check the official page because sample inventory changes often.

Does Ulta give a free birthday gift?

Eligible Ulta Beauty Rewards members can receive a birthday gift while supplies last.

Current terms allow no-purchase redemption in an Ulta store.

Online and pickup redemption requires a qualifying merchandise purchase greater than $0.

Eligibility and communication requirements apply.

Always use the current birthday coupon or app instructions.

Are product-testing sites the same as surveys?

No.

A product test can include questionnaires or feedback, but its purpose is to evaluate a product you were selected to try.

Some programs may ask screening questions before selection.

Therefore, “no surveys” should not be interpreted as “you will never answer any product questions.”

Honest feedback is often part of legitimate testing.

How long do beauty samples take to arrive?

There is no universal delivery time.

Brand campaigns, testing platforms and retailer orders use different fulfillment systems.

Limited promotions can also experience delays.

Do not rely on an old article promising every sample will arrive in four or six weeks.

Use the confirmation email or official campaign page for the best estimate.

Are free perfume samples really free?

Some fragrance campaigns and counter samples can be free.

However, many online fragrance discovery services charge for samples or subscriptions.

A “free” fragrance gift may also require a qualifying purchase.

Read the cost type before ordering.

Paid discovery services can be useful, but they should not be described as freebies.

Should I enter my credit card for a free beauty sample?

Not for a genuinely no-purchase, no-shipping-fee sample.

A legitimate paid trial or purchase-dependent promotion may require payment information.

Before entering a card, check whether recurring billing begins automatically.

Also verify that you are on the official website.

Close the page if the terms are unclear.

Can men get free beauty and grooming samples?

Yes.

Sampling campaigns can include skincare, hair care, fragrance, shaving and grooming products for many audiences.

Complete profile information accurately so testing platforms can match relevant campaigns.

Do not change demographic details merely to qualify.

Campaign availability varies throughout the year.

What is the best way to use beauty samples to save money?

Use them before buying expensive full-size products.

Test texture, shade, scent and compatibility first.

Keep notes on products you liked and disliked.

Most importantly, do not make an unnecessary purchase just to receive a small gift.

The goal is better buying decisions, not collecting the largest pile of samples.

Research Methodology

This MoneyOnliners article was rebuilt from the supplied beauty-sample source rather than copying its claims unchanged. The source mixed no-purchase samples with paid boxes, gifts with purchase and older promotions. For this August 2026 update, the article uses a stricter classification: no-purchase sampling, product testing, purchase-dependent samples, loyalty/birthday benefits, brand promotions and paid discovery alternatives. Current retailer conditions were checked against official Sephora and Ulta information. Because beauty promotions change frequently, every temporary campaign should be rechecked on the official brand or retailer site before publication and periodically after publication.

About the Author

Ramathan Busulwa is the Founder and Editor of MoneyOnliners.com, a financial well-being and opportunity platform focused on practical ways to earn more, save money, manage finances and make smarter everyday financial decisions.

Editorial Mission

MoneyOnliners aims to publish realistic, beginner-friendly guidance without disguising purchase requirements, subscriptions or promotional conditions as “free money.”

Editorial Standards

  • No-purchase samples are separated from gifts with purchase.
  • Paid beauty boxes are clearly labeled as paid alternatives.
  • Temporary promotions are not described as permanent guarantees.
  • Current official retailer terms are preferred for important conditions.
  • Illustrative case studies are clearly distinguished from verified live offers.
  • Shorter paragraphs, varied sentence openings and frequent subheadings support Yoast readability.
  • Visuals can rotate between beauty products, mail packages, shoppers, stores, skincare settings, diverse people and suitable generic lifestyle images.

Final Thoughts: Get Samples Without Letting “Free” Make You Spend More

Free beauty samples can be genuinely useful. They can help you test a moisturizer before buying a large jar, compare perfume before committing to a bottle, or discover whether a foundation shade works in real life.

Nevertheless, the word free deserves careful attention. A sample attached to a $50 order is different from a no-purchase product test. Likewise, a $15 monthly discovery box may provide good value, but it is still a paid subscription.

Start with legitimate no-purchase sampling and product-testing platforms. Next, use loyalty and purchase-dependent samples only when they fit shopping you already planned. Finally, verify the official terms before giving a website your address or payment information.

When you follow that order, beauty samples become what they should be: a practical tool for trying products, reducing purchase mistakes and keeping more of your money.

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