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MoneySense at the MoneyShow: Capital gains and ETF sessions
Here’s how to get your free ticket to attend two MoneyShow virtual expos.
Not sure where your money goes? All those lattes and lunches out adding up? We’re looking for volunteers to share with us (and other MoneySense readers) what they spend in an entire week. Whether you have a budget or not. All you have to do is send us an email (by clicking the button below) with a little bit about yourself and explaining why you want to track your expenses for a week. If chosen, we may get an expert to figure out where you can stand to save some money.
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