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Mutual Funds

July 12th, 2010 by Bob Jones

Mutual funds are one of the ways whereby people can earn some money by saving without much risk. With mutual funds the company has a portfolio of stocks, shares and bonds that can increase the client’s investment. While many countries have their own version of mutual funds you will find that Canadian mutual funds have a parent firm that oversees their activities.

In general, Canadian mutual funds are available only to residents of Canada. If you want to invest your money in one of these Canadian mutual funds then you should look into the matter very carefully. The various companies that you can check out should have all of their terms and conditions listed in a clear and easy to understand way.

You can look through financial pages of the newspapers and the Internet to see how the different Canadian mutual funds are doing. This overview will help you to make a comparison between the various mutual companies that you are interested in.

To obtain a clearer picture of what types of stocks and bonds there are in each of these companies, you should look at the listings that are given. Compare these details with those of other Canadian mutual funds.

For the most part, the many different Canadian mutual funds will have the same type of funds as the ones in the USA. These funds include the index mutual funds, low cost funds, front load funds, no-load funds and others. Before you decide to invest in a Canadian mutual funds group, you may need some legal advice.

This legal advice will need to deal with the questions of tax that you might need to pay on both sides of the border. This is essential as the tax office in the US require shareholders in investment corporations to pay some type of tax on capital gains distributions. You will need to know how the Canadian government looks at the tax rates for Canadian mutual funds.

There is one aspect that needs more thorough inspection when you are investigating the various Canadian mutual funds. Canadian mutual funds can have a number of different brands of stock held under the umbrella of one fund. For instance you will find that the ‘RBC (‘Royal Bank of Canada’) Asset Management Inc.’, has one type of stock brand called the RBC Funds. Whereas ‘The Mackenzie Financial Corporation’, on the other hand, has nine different brands.

All of this makes the option of investing in Canadian mutual funds quite interesting. If you are interested, you will need to see how you can invest in one of these funds. Your financial advisor ought be able to offer you some help in this endeavour.

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How to Raise Your Credit Score

April 21st, 2010 by Bob Jones

A crucial factor in maintaining a high credit status is in reality the contents of your credit report. The credit report is very much the history of your economic life, encapsulated in a comprehensive record.

The credit report details the credit score, which is a numeric grade typically between 300 and 850. Most lenders use the credit score to help them make their mind up whether you are worthy of credit. Furthermore, the score is also used to conclude your capability of paying a loan. The credit report is significant and cleaning or holding on to a good credit report is very important to your monetary well-being.

Inside a Standard Credit Report:

In a credit report, the first item is generally your personal information. It includes your name, registered telephone numbers, previous and current addresses, reported discrepancies of your Social Security Number, past and present employers and date of birth.

The information regarding your credit accounts follows your personal details entry. This is also listed in detail and normally includes loans, the total loan amount, and details of any joint account holders or co-signatories. The credit report also incorporates a section, called ‘Inquiries’, which lists any person who has recently requested a copy of the credit report.

There are some states, wherein the credit report includes public record data. These data can feature unpaid payments, bankruptcies or other judgments in the court. generally, these entries can remain for up to ten years and might adversely influence your odds of obtaining a loan.

How to Begin

First of all, in order to clean your credit report, you will have to request a copy of the report. You must establish what is out of date or inaccurate, after which you can submit a letter to the bureau asking for repairs to the data. This process can take a long time and you can be required to do several follow-ups with each bureau before achieving a clean credit report. However, to do this correctly, you should be aware of the data the credit agencies are allowed to report and the duration that they may report that data..

Requesting a credit report can be simply achieved as they are available to everyone. At least one free report may be requested by the consumer every year; this rule is also included in the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Furthermore, the consumer is also permitted to obtain a free copy of his or her credit report every year from each of the three major firms dealing with credit reporting, namely Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. However, if you have already obtained a facsimile of your credit report this year, you could be asked to pay an extra fee if you require another copy.

Once you have obtained your report, review it carefully. Every detail must be studied since bureaus may sometimes confuse names, addresses or employers. Most often, people who have common names have credit reports that may contain data from someone else of the same name.

Furthermore, it is crucial to perform a periodic check on your credit report. It is advisable to order a facsimile of the report once a year and dispute any possible inaccuracies. Always be meticulous in dealing with your payments and make sure not to make any late instalments. Time is of the essence and even minimum instalments should not be neglected. Remember that carefully managing your credit can add as much as fifty points to your credit score per year.

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Credit Repair Fundamentals

April 20th, 2010 by Owen Jones

Having accepted credit, you are using someone else’s money as payment for your purchases. In addition, it also indicates that you guarantee to repay the money to the agency or person that loaned you the cash.

If you are applying for a loan, credit card or mortgage, it is usual for the agency or bank to check up on your credit worthiness. This is based fundamentally on an assessment of your credit history, thereby helping them assess the possible risks of the transaction and set the terms of the loan. A positive assessment means that you have a good financial background, which increases your chance of being granted credit.

Credit Repair: The process, by which people with a poor credit history try to re-establish their credit worthiness is called credit repair. It means procuring a copy of your credit report from the reporting agencies and carefully taking any steps necessary to address any issues, including omissions, mis-reporting, mis-interpretation or any other inaccuracies.

If there are any discrepancies found in the credit report, the consumer is entitled to dispute the errors that have unjustly harmed their credit worthiness. There are several laws and regulations that are designed to guarantee the fair and legal reporting of someone’s credit status. You can use these laws to legally and formally start the process of your credit repair.

Everybody may ask for one copy of his/her credit history each year from each credit reporting agency. You will have to check the true reason for the inaccuracies in order to ensure successful credit repair.

Your credit record influences your purchasing power and eligibility for acquiring credit facilities in the future. You should bear in mind that a good credit score can help in several situations like as: mortgaging a home, buying a car or applying for a job. On the other hand, a bad credit rating can make you vulnerable to outrageous interest rates and unnecessary loan terms from the loan agencies. These two facts are important in helping you understand why maintaining a good credit rating is absolutely vital.

How Do You Repair Your Credit?: The process of credit repair can be achieved through conscientious work and discipline on your own. However, some firms will offer you ‘quick and easy’ ways to repair your poor credit history and they really can be quite tempting. However, these easy ways-out can also lead to further difficulties in the future, especially if they are not legal.

If your poor credit history was caused by issues beyond your control, you could ask for an upgrade of your credit rating from your creditor. However, this can only be possible, if you have been able to make amends to your credit records afterwards.

Creditors do not normally trust consumers who have defaulted on their payments. This can pose difficulties for you in getting further credit. However, once you are able to demonstrate a stable income and patterns of prompt payments, the situation can improve over the span of two to three years. This way, even if there was a bankruptcy, you are likely to be eligible for credit cards within two years, if a steady income is maintained.

Keep in mind that there are no quick fixes in repairing your credit. By contacting credit bureaus, correcting any errors, budgeting and consolidating your debts, you can improve your own rating quite quickly.

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Inexpensive Wedding Favours

April 17th, 2010 by Owen Jones

If you are holding a large wedding, that is one with many guests, the cost of wedding favours can be quite considerable, if you do not set a strict budget. One immediate method you could use to cut the cost of your wedding favours is to give one to each couple or single, rather than one to everybody who comes. The first decision to make is how much can you afford in total and then divide that by the number of guests in total and then divide it by the number of couples and singles.

This method will make it easier for you to decide what you are going to do: buy for everybody; buy for couples and singles and keep the rest for something else or give to couples and singles but buy more elaborate gifts. If you still find that there is not a lot of money to go around, you will need to look for lower-priced wedding favours. I will give you a few thoughts below to get you going.

Candles can be very successful, low-cost wedding favours. If you buy in bulk, you can get some really lovely candles at very reasonable prices. You could get perfumed candles, maybe with the same smell as the bouquet the bride carried. You could also consider buying personalized ribbons to tie attractive bows around the candles and the ribbons could have your names and the wedding date on them.

Candy or chocolate is another kind of inexpensive wedding favour. There are many ways to go down this route. You can have the wrappers of popular candy bars custom-made; you could buy fairly expensive chocolate in bulk and wrap it up in a singular way yourself or you could buy small boxes of connoisseur chocolate.

Giving packets of flower or vegetable seeds is also an inexpensive way of giving a practical wedding favour. Again, you could give seed packets of the flowers in the bride’s bouquet. The seed packets could be wrapped or boxed with your own special logo, names and wedding date. You could give them in a pot or tray too in order to make it even easier to sow the seeds.

A pen or pen and pencil set is also a reasonably economical way of giving wedding favours. These pens can also bear your wedding particulars such as names and date.

However, I am Welsh and so my favourite wedding favours are love spoons in miniature, say four inches long. Love spoons were given in Wales by a suitor to his beloved for hundreds of years and many love spoon carvers will make mini versions by hand for a small sum of money. These love spoon wedding favours can also be carved with the wedding information as they are typically made out of wood.

Another lovely effect is to add a stamped, self addressed envelope to your wedding favour present, with a short note asking the recipient to get in touch with you soon, so that you do not let too much water go under the bridge.

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Maintain Your Good Credit Status

April 16th, 2010 by Bob Jones

The maintenance of good credit is important to your financial life. There are people who experience a poor credit report due to neglect and the improper reviewing of the credit report. There are also others who went through the process of repairing their credit and managed to maintain good credit afterwards. If you do not want to ever need credit repair, good credit maintenance is advisable. Luckily, simple steps can help one in the proper maintenance of a good credit status.

The value of a good credit status history should not be underestimated, as it plays a vitally important part in determining whether you are eligible for a loan or not. The credit status report really tells so much about the consumer, that it not only affects your finance life but other aspects of your life too. Financial counsellors all agree upon one thing: maintaining a good credit is vital in leading a healthy financial life.

A lot of people do not know that landlords, employers and companies check credit scores before making a decision on whether or not they ought to grant a contract, rent a room or give a job. The scores and credit report can help companies decide whether you pay your bills on time or whether you have filed for bankruptcy. They use the information on your credit report as a predictor of your future credit worthiness.

What Can You Do?: Although maintaining a good credit score can be a stiff challenge, there is no better way to keep yourself free from debt than by carefully tracking your spending and always sticking to a budget. Budgets are very important as they will aid you take control of your finances, decrease your debt and build a strong credit history.

On the topic of managing your debt, the first thing you can do is to keep track of your spending habits. You can do this by creating reports of what you spend and track anything that you owe. Monthly statements should be reviewed when they arrive and you must always check for any possible discrepancies. Furthermore, always remember to act on them by reporting them immediately.

To keep your account in good standing, remember to always pay the creditor on or before the due date, which is normally printed on the statement. Do not skip any payments and strive to pay more than the minimum or, if possible, pay the whole balance each month.

Another easy step you can take is not to go over your credit limit. The available credit is the amount left on your credit usually represented by the difference between your credit limit and your outstanding balance. Always remember to keep the balance lower than the limit of the credit available. Additionally, make sure to add any purchases you made after the closing date to your outstanding balance not included on the monthly statement; doing this will enable you work out just how much credit you really have left.

Keeping to a financial plan is also important. Typically, 10% of your monthly income may be used to reduce your credit lines, bills or personal loans. However, if you are paying more than this already, then it is probably time to reassess your spending habits. Stop making impulsive purchases since these are usually especially difficult to pay off.

And Finally, control your finances. It is recommended that you create a payment plan, which will help you get back on track. This plan should include those creditors, whom you need to pay and the amount of the payment every month. Usually, people control their credit usage until the finances are under heading in the right direction, which is an excellent method of taking charge of your finances again.

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Fixing Your Debt Problems

December 3rd, 2009 by Bob Jones

You need to differentiate between adverse financial problems. For example, a financial emergency is when you experience a situation that can leave you penniless, homeless or without any significant property. You should separate these sorts of emergency from a threatening phone call or a letter from a debt collector.

When experiencing such an emergency, it is vital to act at once. You have to begin by contacting the creditor. Doing so gives you time to work out a temporary solution, which can help you to keep your possessions. However, it does not always work and if it doesn’t, getting in touch with your lawyer to negotiate with the creditor is necessary.

Face up to the Problem: A common maxim in debt problems is that “the less you know, the less it hurts”. However, you must learn how to face your debt problems. You need to be able to do this because repairing the credit will not occur, if you do not know exactly where your money goes or where it needs go instead.

Although it is not problematic to overestimate the amount of your debt, it is always necessary to know how much money you really owe. You can do this by looking at the bills you have received. If you have thrown out your bills without even opening them, you can still call customer services and inquire about them or request duplicates.

Several creditors even use an automated reply system, which can provide the balance you owe and information regarding missed or future payments automatically, which means you do not even have to speak to anyone. Furthermore, information about your account might also be available on your creditors’ web sites. After acquiring the necessary amounts, total them all up, especially those overdue monthly obligations.

Options Available for Dealing with Debts: There are various choices available to you for dealing with your debts. One method is to do nothing. This option is probably the most popular approach used by those who are very deep in debt. Most often, these people have a very low income and maybe no property and do not normally expect any rise in their lifestyle. If you do not expect any steady income in the near future, you can consider this option.

However, doing nothing does not really help at all, so maybe you could find some money to repay your debts. You could do this by selling a major asset, like a car or a house. This is a good choice if you can no longer afford your car or house payments. Instead of waiting for a repossession or foreclosure to take place, selling the property is always a far better option.

The proceeds you make from the sales should be put towards lessening your debt. Moreover, you should remember to pay off the liens placed by the creditors and use anything that is left to pay (something) off your other debts. However, before taking this step, ensure that you have already come up with an alternative for your housing or transportation requirements.

Another way to help you pay off your debts, is to cut your expenses. This will help you not only in the repayment of your debts but also in negotiating with your creditors. Try to shrink the cost of your food by clipping coupons, purchasing generic brands, buying when there is a sale on or shopping at discount stores.

However, if you cannot reduce your outgoings enough, you could always borrow money from a tax-deferred account. Tax-deferred retirement accounts, like IRA or 401(k), can be used to help pay off debts by withdrawing money from them prior to retirement. However, since you may need to pay a penalty or taxes, this should only serve as your last resort.

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How to Raise Your Credit Score

September 23rd, 2009 by Owen Jones
by Bob Jones

A crucial aspect in maintaining a high credit status is in point of fact the contents of your credit report. The credit report is very much the history of your monetary life, contained in a comprehensive document.

The credit report details the credit score, which is a numeric grade commonly between 300 and 850. Several lenders use the credit score to aid them make their mind up whether or not you are worthy of credit. Furthermore, the score is also used to conclude your ability of repaying a loan. The credit report is important and cleaning or holding on to a good credit report is crucial to your financial well-being.

Inside a Typical Credit Report:

In a credit report, the first record is generally your personal information. It includes your name, listed telephone numbers, previous and current addresses, reported differences of your Social Security Number, past and present employers and date of birth.

The details on the subject of your credit accounts follows your personal details record. This is also listed in detail and ordinarily includes loans, the total loan amount, and data of any joint account holders or co-signatories. The credit report also incorporates a segment, entitled ‘Inquiries’, which details any person who has recently asked for a copy of the credit report.

There are some states, wherein the credit report includes public record data. These details can highlight outstanding payments, bankruptcies or other judgments in the court. Normally, these entries can last for up to ten years and could negatively influence your likelihood of obtaining a loan.

How to Begin

Firstly, in order to repair your credit report, you will have to order a facsimile of the report. You have to establish what is out of date or incorrect, after which you can send a letter to the bureau asking for repairs to the data. This process might take a long time and you can be required to do a number of follow-ups with each bureau before achieving a clean credit report. However, to execute this properly, you have to be aware of the details the credit agencies are permitted to report and the duration of those details.

Requesting a credit report can be simply achieved as they are available to everyone. At least one free report may be requested by the consumer every year; this rule is also included in the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Furthermore, the consumer is also permitted to obtain a free copy of his or her credit report every year from each of the three major firms dealing with credit reporting, namely Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. However, if you have already obtained a facsimile of your credit report this year, you could be asked to pay an extra fee if you require another copy.

Once you have got your report, assess it carefully. Every point ought to be inspected since bureaus might sometimes muddle up names, addresses or employers. Most often, people who have common names have credit reports that could contain data from someone else of the same name.

Furthermore, it is crucial to perform a periodic check on your credit report. It is advisable to order a facsimile of the report once a year and dispute any possible inaccuracies. Always be meticulous in dealing with your payments and make sure not to make any late instalments. Time is of the essence and even minimum instalments should not be neglected. Remember that carefully managing your credit can add as much as fifty points to your credit score per year.

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The Basics of Credit Repair

August 3rd, 2009 by Owen Jones
by Owen Jones

Once you have applied for and been granted credit, you are, in fact, using someone else’s money to pay for your purchases. In addition, it also means that you guarantee to repay the money to the agency or person that loaned you the money before an agreed time limit.

If you are asking for a loan, credit card or mortgage, it is normal for the agency or bank to check up on your credit worthiness. This is based fundamentally on an assessment of your credit history, thus helping them determine the possible risks of the transaction and decide the terms of the loan. A positive assessment means that you have a good financial history, which increases your chance of being granted credit.

Credit Repair: The process, by which people with a poor credit history try to re-establish their credit worthiness is called credit repair. It involves procuring a copy of your credit report from the reporting agencies and carefully taking any steps necessary to address apparent issues, including omissions, mis-reporting, mis-interpretation or any other inaccuracies.

If there are any errors found in the credit report, you are entitled to investigate the errors that have unjustly damaged their credit worthiness. There are several laws and regulations that are meant to ensure the just and legal reporting of someone’s credit status. You can make use of these laws to formally start the process of repairing your credit.

Every consumer is entitled to one copy of his/her credit report each year from each credit reporting agency. You will have to investigate the real nature of the inaccuracies and errors for successful credit repair.

Your credit record influences your purchasing power and eligibility for getting credit facilities in the future. You should bear in mind that a good credit score can help in several situations like as: mortgaging a home, buying a car or applying for a job. On the other hand, a bad credit rating can make you vulnerable to outrageous interest rates and unnecessary loan terms from the loan agencies. These two facts are important in helping you understand why maintaining a good credit rating is absolutely vital.

How Should You Repair Your Credit?: The process of credit repair can be achieved through diligent work and discipline on your own. However, some firms will offer you ‘quick and easy’ methods to repair your poor credit history and they really can be quite tempting. However, these easy ways-out can also create further difficulties in the future, especially if they are not legal.

If your bad credit history was caused by circumstances beyond your control, you could request an upgrade of your credit rating from your creditor, but this may only be done, if you have been able to make amends to your credit records afterwards.

Creditors do not normally trust consumers who have defaulted on their payments. This can create difficulties for you getting further credit. However, once you are able to demonstrate a stable income and patterns of prompt repayments, the situation could improve in two to three years. This way, even if there was a bankruptcy involved, you are likely to be considered eligible for credit cards within two years, if a steady income is maintained.

Keep in mind that there are no quick fixes when repairing your credit. However, by contacting the credit bureaux, correcting any errors, budgeting and consolidating your debts, you can improve your own credit score quite quickly.

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Which Mutual Fund?

July 29th, 2009 by Bob Jones
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For anyone who is interested in investing in the stock market there are various funds that are be worth investigating. When you are doing this type of research, it is best to choose a few different mutual funds. To compare mutual funds you will need to keep various goals in sight. The first one is comparing the performance of the various companies that you have chosen.

This entails looking to see how the company has weathered the vagaries of the stock market over a previous period of years. While this is not an absolute indication of future success, it will let you know, whether the mutual fund company is capable of performing reasonably, even if there is no clear indication of the prices of stocks changing. You can find this financial information in various guides on and off the Internet.

You will gain an idea of how the stock market affects different kinds of mutual funds from these various data sources and, once you have understood these changes and the way your portfolio is affected, you will know which funds are best avoided and which ones are alright to invest with. However, it takes more than merely looking through financial reviews to compare mutual funds effectively.

You will also need to check what kinds of costs are listed by the different mutual companies. These costs will include administrative costs, advertising costs, buying and selling of stocks and bonds and also the sorts of load costs. As most of these costs need to be borne by the customer, it is best for you to research this information thoroughly.

You can find this information in newspapers and on financial Internet sites. However, ensure that you fully understand all of the information that is given, as this makes investing in a mutual fund less risky. In addition to these ideas on how to compare mutual funds, you will also discover lots of in-depth articles.

These brochures will explain the different terms used in mutual fund articles. You will also be given details about the sorts of mutual funds that are available on the stock exchange at the moment.

By examining all of this information, you can make a well-informed decision as to which mutual funds are worthwhile investing with. Ensure that you look at all of these facts when you are ready to begin investing. The details gleaned from comparing the mutual funds will give you the best information for investing wisely in the risky world of the stock exchange.

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Choosing a Business Credit Card

July 23rd, 2009 by Bob Jones
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There are a vast number of credit cards available and one of the most underestimated is the business credit card. Many people decide not to apply for a business credit card because aside from having a certain target market – business owners or business executives – it seems to be complicated to use. Although a business credit card has more provisos, it has a lower interest rate compared with other sorts of credit cards and, contrary to popular misconception, it can be very helpful if used properly.

What is a business credit card? Generally, a business credit card is for business people’s use, so compared to a regular credit card, a business credit card has a high credit limit but a low interest rates. Depending on the business credit card you choose, a business credit card usually also brings a lot of benefits.

As it is aimed at business people or those people who are starting a new business, a business credit card is designed to benefit these small businesses. A business credit card aids the start-up business by allowing it to finance bills or payroll, thus improving cash flow. Apart from giving the image of a reliable credit card company, business credit cards supply itemized statements of expenditure and give quality customer service as its two major advantages.

Aside from enjoying higher spending limits and lower interest rates, a business credit card provides numerous alternative credit options for small businesses. A business credit card also caters to big corporations as well as those people who are starting their own business because it closely tracks the base rate of credit.

Simplifying business credit cards. It usually is better to go to the bank when one applies for a credit card to get answers to all the immediate enquiries you may have. But since a business credit card is for business people who are always on the go, many business credit card issuers offer online applications for business credit cards. So, when one applies for a business credit card, there is no necessity for you to visit the bank any more, which means that there is also no need to wait in the queue just to talk to a bank representative.

When you apply for a business credit card online, all you have to do is to choose the business credit card that suits your small business or corporate credit requirements right from the comfort of your home or office. Aside from offering safe, secure, and simple processes that are designed to help you to take care of your start-up business, most online business credit cards offer access features for the convenience of the business credit card holder such as online bill payment and reporting.

Customized company logos and access to instant cash are also advantages offered on line. Other online business credit cards offer detailed reporting features for easy monitoring and access.

Most business credit cards offer no fees for the first year and no pre-set spending limit or finance charges. Other business credit cards offer membership rewards schemes that enable the member to earn points towards travel, merchandise and other rewards for the business.

Some of these business credit cards offer small businesses a line of credit of up to $100,000 at a competitive APR as low as prime + 1.99% for both cash and cheque purchases. Also 100% of the line is available as cash and no collateral is required.

The business credit card customer might receive fee-free checks as well as a card to access their account. Everyday savings or exclusive savings, express approvals, no annual fee, up to 5 percent discounts on all qualifying purchases, and 0% introductory annual percentage rate (APR) on purchases during the first half of the year of card membership are some of the great benefits of most business credit cards.

The majority of the business credit card issuers offer fantastic deals, but it is very important to evaluate what your business needs are first. No matter whether you require your business credit card for buying inventory or just for payroll, it is important to get a business credit card that can cope with anything you need.

Whether you opt to go directly to the bank or apply for a business credit card online, a number of premier business credit card suppliers are there to help you to find the right credit card product as easily and conveniently as possible.

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