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2012

Yay! 12 things that will be cheaper in 2012

2012 will be a year for wine-drinking holidaymakers who love electronics, seemingly.

TOLL FARES, TRAIN tickets and household taxes – all things that have become more expensive since 31 December.

But fear not, Business Insider has done some research and there will be plenty of things getting cheaper this year.

It may be a particularly good 12 months if you love gadgets, alcoholic beverages and going on holiday.

Yay! 12 things that will be cheaper in 2012

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12 things that will be cheaper this year
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