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4 November 2004 at 3:27PM in How much have you saved?

1. Quick! Grab it while you can = 682470

2. Free Freebies Freebies Freebies = 262608

3. Shop but don't drop= 261308

4. Online Discount Vouchers = 157948

5. Telephone Bills, Mobile Phones and Internet Access = 79666

6. I wanna = 65660

7. Credit Cards = 53343

8. The Money Savers Arms = 51676

9. Travel, Trips, Days Out and Holidays = 35231

10. Gambling Introductory Offer Loopholes = 28210

11. MoneySaving Old Style = 24960

12. The Ebay (& other auctions) Board = 23521

13. Discussion Time = 22290

14. Techie Questions & Discussion = 20166

15. Loans and Debts = 16987

16. In my home (includes DIY) = 16442

17.Gas, Electricity and Water = 15538

18. Mortgages and Endowments = 15044

19. Marriage, Relationships, Health, Babies and Families = 14694

20. Anything Else Questions and Answers = 14123

21. The Vent Board = 13,327

22. Dealing with Money & Current Accounts = 12910

23. Warnings and Rip Off-Board = 11584

24. Your tips = 10639

25. Does anyone know a way to? = 9937

26. Referrers Board = 9138

27. Benefits, Tax Credits and Jobseeking = 7576

28. Student Money Saving = 7569

29. Northern Ireland MoneySaving = 7040

30. The Great Cheap Printer Cartridges Hunt Board = 6224

31. Funny Money = 5263

32. Cutting Tax = 4558

33. Pensions = 4412

34. Insurance & Life Assurance = 4305

35. ISAs, Toisas, Peps and Tessas = 4183

36. Technical]Questions & Suggestions About This Site = 4118

37. Silver Savers (over 50s Money Saving) = 3895

38. Barclaycard 0% for life = 3865

39. The Most Popular Chat Tips Ever Board = 3754

40. Most helpful/useful £50 post of the month award = 3730

41. Welcome New MoneySavers: Do read this = 3659

42. Small Biz & Charity Organisers Money Saving = 3253

43. How much have you saved? = 2186

44. The Money Diet = 1946

45. Martin's Board: Media Appearances & Research = 1631

Figures for remaining boards unavailble but each less than 1631 reads.

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