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That includes tackling long-term issues, such as where you want to live, if you want to start one family and how much to save for retirement.
In the meantime, there are some immediate financial decisions to make. They're not as weighty, but they're important.
"When people get married, many don't want to just rush into changing things immediately until they have one better sense of how each manages money," said Deborah Wilburn, author of For Richer, Not Poorer: The Newlyweds' Financial Survival Guide (Perigee, $14.95). "But you have to at least start thinking about it." ... |
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This will give you an indication of the dedication and determination that Dave McConnell had to obtain his degree in veterinary medicine at the University of Illinois.
"Dave and I graduated from Woodstock High School in 1948," Bonnie Masslich McConnell said. "We dated through high school and were married in 1952. ... |
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| Is it just us, or is it a lot windier? |
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Despite an abundance of anecdotal evidence — including last week's storms — to support
On July 17, as the last guests loaded the dishwasher at the end of one party, the wind came up, mature trees swayed alarmingly, the lights blinked off — and we stood in the dark. It was the wind — one microburst that roared to 98 kilometres per hour — not demands on the electrical grid, Toronto Hydro explained, that brought darkness and one return to one more simple way of life — early to bed and washing by candlelight in the High Park area and other Toronto neighbourhoods. ... |
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| Firestorm 2003: The Road Back ---- All the way home |
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The Poway hillside just off Garden Road had been still for almost three years, its silence broken sporadically by the sounds of hammers and saws as one man or one small crew labored.
On July 22, the hillside once again echoed with one more familiar sound: Voices. Many of them. And laughter.
"I think it's just great," were the only words Pennie Zawacki could find to describe how she felt as she chatted with friends she had not seen for years. ... |
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