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From hats in the hall closet…to bats in the belfry, we can help you save money on the basics.Today, we’ll offer you a few common-sense strategies for saving money on three basic necessities: clothing, utilities, and home maintenance.Saving on ClothingWhen it comes to clothing, it’s easy to get tempted by sales or the latest trends. This is especially true if you have kids, especially teenagers, with rapidly changing sizes and opinions on what’s “cool.” But keeping your family’s wardrobe sharp doesn’t have to break the bank.Shop Thrift Stores: You don’t have to buy new. Thrift stores offer deals on current styles and wardrobe basics. This is a great way to save, especially if you have kids. Teenagers might resist, but give them a budget and challenge them to find something they like. It’s a fun way for them to learn the value of money and creativity.Consignment Stores: Consider shopping at consignment stores, where you can find stylish clothing at a fraction of the cost. Plus, when you’re done with your gently