I can't afford an MXO for a monitor, what to do?

I am color correcting my short film using Apple's Color on my iMac. I can't afford a Matrox MXO for accurately balancing my color. How can I best set up my monitor to get as close as possible to a broadcast display?
Thanks,
cja

I tried the Apple Calibrator tool. I couldn't make it work out. I set up the profile to RGB. I balance using the scopes and I balance the skin tones. My only other option is to finish, send to FCP, use my attached CRT Monitor and then go back to Color with changes.
that's what a budget does to you.

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