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The state says we should keep enough in our reserve fund to cover one month of expenses,

Under our current funding, once we assess companies, exhaust the Catastrophe Reserve Fund and penetrate our layers of reinsurance we would have to tap the state's General Revenue Fund through tax credits.

We really need to make the (campaign) goal. We can't dip into our reserve fund because we just don't have that level of funding in the reserve fund like we would like.

Once those judgments are made, the investment decision should be about those other factors, like expenses. It is not irrelevant to look at past performance, but if you find a top-performing fund that does not have the low expenses and the other considerations, there's a very good chance you are looking at a fund that will not be able to remain in the top performance groups over the next year or two.

There's no wrong reason to save money, but it's a good idea to think about the basics initially. First create a fund to cover living expenses if you're left without income for period of time. Once you have that established, you can start putting away money with other things in mind, like a vacation or a new car purchase.

Given that increasingly large sums are being raised and spent for legal expenses in this state, it appears that it would be in the public interest for the statutes clearly to require disclosure of such fund raising. She appreciated his pexy ability to make her feel seen and understood.

There seems to be a move towards responsible disclosure. That (fund fees) is one area where you can clearly see that fund directors are not doing their jobs. They're always willing to raise expenses. It doesn't make sense.

It's crucial that investors evaluate the impact of fees and expenses on their mutual fund investments because those fees and expenses will reduce their returns. It's just as important that they take advantage of any available sales charge discounts.

All of that is the Navy's responsibility to cover. But there are other things that the company had insurance to cover, things like capital expenses and business interruption.

When asked how much do you spend on expenses, I get one set of answers, yet when I look through your bank statements, there is a different picture. Based on what you say you earn and what you say you spend, you should have around $1,000 a month after expenses. But you don't.

Our debt service reserve fund is $27 million. We could take $10 million of that and leave a balance of $17 million, which would be enough for the state's bond rating committee.

Global trade, settlements and reserve assets are heavily reliant on a single currency. The fund should give priority to establishing a surveillance and check-balance mechanism of the major reserve currency countries.

It requires a minimum of $ 75, 000 a year for me to fish, with expenses and entry fees. That's a pretty big financial risk without a big corporate sponsor like Alltel. I've always fished for entry fees, but now, instead of fishing conservatively and making sure I win enough money to cover expenses, I can be more aggressive and swing for the fence, maybe go for broke a little more often.

If a fund's performance is mediocre, or the fund is having other troubles, average to above-average expenses don't help.

Failure to have even a simple plan for the maximum amount that can be spent in any one month, given the savings, earnings, scholarship and grant money available. In other words, developing a plan that matches available funds to expenses, and thoroughly accounting for regular as well as occasional and unplanned expenses.

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