Keeping on top of budget blues

Budget 2013 will leave all sectors of society reeling and feeling the pain for some time to come. Ray Kinsella offers a primer on what we can expect and how we can cope

Wed, 05 Dec, 2012 - 00:00

Ray Kinsella

THERE is a lot of Budget Day fever heading your way. Here are some suggestions about how to manage the biggest business migraine of the year.

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<p>Ask them the name of the person they lived with in 1967 and in 1994, and about the people in their black and white pictures. In a world where so much information is never and can never be lost (much to our dismay) we forget that some information is not stored anywhere. One day, your loved one’s story will be lost in a way that is hard to grasp now.</p>

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