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What Will Your Home be Worth in 2012? Business Week shined up its crystal ball and crunched the projections to try to figure out what real estate prices will be like in three years. The result: it may not be until the end of 2011 before housing prices rebound. Look at their slide show (with UNLABELED pictures arranged alphabetically by state) to see how the average priced home in a big city near you will change in value by 2012. 10 Things Your Moving Company Won't Tell YouContinuing its series of dirty little secrets of various industries, Smart Money turns its attention to movers. They tell many horror stories, so if you are planning a move, choose your moving company very carefully.Q&A About Upgrading to Windows 7 Windows 7 comes out on October 22, but deeply discounted upgrade editions for $49.99 are available only until July 11. Here are common Q&As about Windows 7 pricing. Also, to find out if your computer and current software programs are even capable of handling Windows 7, download the Windows 7 upgrade advisor. Keep in mind that while upgrading from Vista to Win7 will be easy, upgrading from XP to Win7 will not because you will have to reinstall all your existing programs and settings. 
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