Mr. CashMan is watching you

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CashMan is a handheld personal financial organizer that tracks expenses and helps to set up budget plans. Expenses are divided up into 140 categories so you can see where your money went. The one drawback is that for it to be accurate, each expense must be entered. Models cost $149-$194 Australian.

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Fast lane to home improvement

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Improved roads can increase the value of housing outside of urban areas. The home becomes more valuable as it becomes easier to commute to a city. However, housing that is built right next to the highway may be devalued.

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How far does a dollar spread?

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This article examines the fees and transaction costs associated with managed funds. Topics addressed include buy/sell spreads and how investors can best manage their money.

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