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The Benefits of Early Tax Planning For Montreal Residents

By Guest 4 Comments

The benefits of early tax planning for Montreal Residents

One of the most dreaded times of the year for most people is tax time and getting their income tax paperwork filed correctly can be a bit of a chore. Most people wait until the last minute to file their taxes, which can cause them to miss many things that can save them money. The […]

Filed Under: Saving Tagged With: Montreal

Two Ways to Get Cheap Tickets to MLB and NHL Games

By Femme Frugality 1 Comment

2 Ways to get cheap tickets to MLB and NHL games - I'm totally going to try these!

We are very into sports in our house.  What can I say; we’re from Pittsburgh!  As much as we love watching them on TV, there’s something magical about going to see a game live and in person.  The problem is that tickets to see said games can get crazy expensive.  So here are two hacks […]

Filed Under: Saving Tagged With: Cheap Tickets, games, MLB and NHL Games, NHL Games, tickets

5 Frugal Date Ideas (That Don’t Include a Movie)

By Femme Frugality 4 Comments

Finally! Some frugal date ideas that don't involve a movie or sitting on the couch!

  There are twenty different ways to see a movie for cheap or free, and thousands of blog articles on how to do it.  If you’re looking for a frugal date night that doesn’t include a flick, you’ve come to the right place.  Here are five different ways to have a good time together on […]

Filed Under: Saving Tagged With: Frugal Date, Frugal Date Ideas

The Reality of Retirement

By Guest 3 Comments

The Reality of Retirement

If ever there was an argument for people to sit down and plan their financial future it is the current situation regarding Social Security, a benefit that is now 80 years old. It is the lifeline for many pensioners who have not been able to save enough money through their working lives to make other […]

Filed Under: Saving Tagged With: retirement

Your Friend is Why Your Car Insurance Costs So Much

By Anne 26 Comments

Your friend is why your car insurance costs so much. Do you know anyone who is an accident waiting to happen? Here's why that matters.

Hey there.  Did you know that it’s Car Care Month? Cars cost a lot of money, and the personal finance blogosphere has a whole lot to say on the subject of cars, that’s for sure.  Let’s ignore the cost of cars, themselves, okay? Do you know anyone that makes you pause, just for a moment, […]

Filed Under: Observations, Saving Tagged With: economics, insurance

How Planning my Groceries Saved Me $73 My First Week

By Anne 11 Comments

I'm jumping in with two feet for a grocery budget makeover. Planning my groceries saved me $73 my first week. Can you reach that? I bet you can! Click for ideas on how to do it too!

You may have noticed a bit of a trend ’round these parts as of late: Food. I love food. Unfortunately, it can get wildly pricey.  While I have only written about the cost of food a few times, I have been putting a lot of mental effort toward thinking about food and the cost of groceries. […]

Filed Under: Food, Saving Tagged With: budget makeover, food, groceries, savings

What Happens to your Future Self when you Max out your TFSA

By Anne 4 Comments

Will maxing out your TFSA make you a millionaire? Find out now!

Recently, there has been a whole lot of talk about increasing the annual contribution limit for Tax Free Savings Accounts in Canada.  (They are the loose equivalent of a Roth IRA, for the Americans in the crowd.)  Then, the government went ahead and announced an immediate increase of contribution room, to $10,000 per year, effective in […]

Filed Under: Investing, Saving Tagged With: millionaire, savings, spreadsheet

6 Budget-Friendly Ways to Save on your Wardrobe

By Anum Yoon 19 Comments

The temptation to shop and spend money can sometimes be irresistible. These 6 tips will help you save on your wardrobe, but still rock your style.

The temptation to shop and spend money can sometimes be irresistible. New trends, colors and styles come out, and suddenly, you want all of it. The problem with actually buying all of it is that you probably can’t afford it. But don’t worry, there are ways that you can still rock a great outfit with […]

Filed Under: Clothing, Lifestyle, Saving Tagged With: clothing, wardrobe, window shopping

The Day I Found $3,600

By Anne 30 Comments

This is the story of how I found $3,600 one day, and how you can set yourself up to do something similar, using Digit. (Not joking!)

Earlier this year, I found $3,600. Not too shabby, eh? The story of how I found it is kind of fun, and it’s not every day you get to say “I found $3,600.” My spouse and I have almost entirely combined finances. I still have some accounts at another bank, though, for a few different […]

Filed Under: Saving, Stories, Travel Tagged With: digit, hidden money, vacation

ABC – Always Be Cashing-in with a Target REDcard (Seriously, 5% off!)

By Anne 4 Comments

How to Save on Everything at Target

*This post contains affiliate links, meaning I get a bit of money should you choose to click on my link and sign up.  Thanks for your support! Target is like a wonderland for saving money. I mean, sure, there are all sorts of ways to get distracted and end up spending more money there, but they […]

Filed Under: Saving Tagged With: credit cards, savings, target

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Did you know that The Bottom is the name of a town on the island of Saba, in the Caribbean? I went there on a trip once.
The other bottoms I think about are my own bottom, and the bottom of the champagne bottle. Often when I find the bottom of the champagne bottle, my own bottom grows. Funny, that.

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