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Are you a student strapped for cash? Do you need a few extra bucks a month to save up for an item you want or to balance your budget? If so, read on.

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    Always be focused on finding change. What you focus on will manifest into your life (see "How to Use Autosuggestion" to learn more)
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    Check the coin return slots of payphones, vending machines, self-checkout machines, and the return slot of CoinStar. The latter is usually a hotbed for loose change, as many people are distracted cashing in on coins.
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    Check the small gap between the vending machine and the floor. It helps to carry a small ruler or other straight-edge object, to sweep out any change or other objects.
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    Check the floor especially well when visiting bank branches, as money is constantly changing hands.
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