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Here's how the site works: you open an account online, authorizing Netstock to take a set amount of money each week or each month from your bank account or paycheck, and designate the stocks you want to buy. There are no minimums. The only charge: $2 per transaction. Let's say you designate monthly investments of $50 in Procter & Gamble, $50 in Citigroup, and $100 in IBM. Your cost is $6 a month over the investment amount. Netstock does the buying, keeps track of fractional shares, reinvests dividends and puts it all online for you to monitor...
...with. It was his own government that just passed a law which allows fathers up to 13 weeks of unpaid paternity leave during the first five years of each of their children's lives. With Booth already earning an estimated three times her husband's salary, Blair's missed paycheck should little affect the family's pocketbook...
...reason may be partly sociological. "Most of the writers who are using the English language belong to a very, very microscopic section of the country, which is fairly divorced from what the country is actually about," says Raj Kamal Jha, 33, a novelist and editor with a regular paycheck from the Indian Express in New Delhi...
...disastrous fit of pique, to gas us. My March injection is meant to be the first in a six-week, three-shot regimen that will then require semi-annual and, finally, annual boosters until I'm out of the service and safe at home with just one paycheck again. Which sounds like a fine idea. Except that a handful of soldiers are blaming The Shot for any number of physical ravages (thyroid malfunctions, autoimmune disorders, heart stoppages, etc.), and a growing number of others are refusing to take it on the grounds that the Pentagon is out to guinea...
...proposes banning soft money contributions from individuals, which he has said exert a corrupt influence on the political process. McCain supports so-called "paycheck protection," which could require unions and corporations to obtain their employees' consent before using company money for political purposes...