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They can revoke the trust at any time or revest the property to themselves; Often, people will visit a planner or accountant looking for advice and say they have no money at all to revest, But a careful examination of where your money is really going--from that weekly excursion to the record shop to buy $100 worth of the latest CDs to that tax deduction you aren't taking--can be an eye-opening first step toward establishing a realistic spending plan. Capital Z recently said it will revest another $25 million. |
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