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- Maclean’s and Canadian Business have teamed up to produce a guide to the upcoming 2013 budget. Inside, Bryan Borzykowski warns investors not to expect significant breaks when the budget is released Thursday given the Conservative government’s record on helping Canadian savers.
- Also from Canadian Business, Trevor Melanson examines whether Google Chromebooks, now available in Canada, are as good a deal as they seem.
- In international news, NPR’s Planet Money give their take on what is happening in Cyprus and what it all means. The moral of the story, they say: your money is not always safe in your savings account, even when your government says it is.
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