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Latest post Fri, Dec 23 2005 12:52 AM by rvw. 1 replies.
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Spring  +  173299 Thu, 22 Dec 05 06:07 PM

Could you please check if these sentences ate correct?

I understand you have $100.00 for me. Now that I am not working, this money will be of great help to my dwindled finances.

Thank you very much!

Hope
Spring
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rvw  +  173362 Fri, 23 Dec 05 12:52 AM
I think "dwindled finances" very well conveys what you mean:

"Dwindle suggests decreasing bit by bit to a vanishing point: Their savings dwindled away." ---dictionary.com
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