TDR vs. Starbucks Coffee. Who Wins?

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Interesting question? For the sake of comparison let's price a cup of Starbucks coffee at $5.00 and figure that you treat yourself to four per month. Total spent: $240.00 per year.

Price of a TDR subscription: $35.00 per year. Okay, but you can't drink a TDR subscription.

However, the cup of Starbucks coffee did nothing to save you money. And, since our first magazine back in the Fall of 1993, saving you money is the goal of the TDR. Need examples?

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