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Some Quick Notes on How Healthcare Works in Canada

By Anne 9 Comments

Here's a snapshot of how healthcare works in Canada, in a real, day to day way. I've always been so curious!

I just spent a bit of time submitting medical receipts to my insurance coverage, which of course got me thinking about the cost of healthcare in Canada. That also reminded me that, despite its prevalence in the first world, it is a thing of great mystery to many, and it works quite differently in many […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Observations Tagged With: costs, healthcare, medical

3 Reasons Being Rich Sucks

By Joshua 13 Comments

3 Reasons Being Rich Sucks - everything has downsides, right?

If I had a million dollars, everything would be awesome! Right? Well… maybe not. It turns out that being wealthy can be expensive. After spending a lot of time and effort becoming wealthy, many millionaires and billionaires discover that it can be a lot harder to hold on to their money than they ever would […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Money, Observations Tagged With: 3 Reasons Being Rich Sucks

A Day In the Life of Anne

By Anne 25 Comments

Have you ever wondered what I get up to during a day?  I’ve been inspired by some Day in the Life posts, particularly the regular ones from The Asian Pear, so I thought I would try my hand at my own.  Let me know what you think! This is a typical, but rare day in […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Observations Tagged With: day in the life

Make Your Year Remarkable (+ What It’s Like to Launch a Kickstarter)

By Anne 8 Comments

Make your year Remarkable - and what it's like to launch a kickstarter

  Today I have an interview with Kathleen, of various online hustling fame.  She is behind Frugal Portland, For Profit Blogging, Stacking Benjamins and several other projects.  I am in love with her latest project, and I bet you will be too, called The Remarkable Year, which is currently live on Kickstarter. Tell us the […]

Filed Under: Career, Lifestyle, Stories Tagged With: dreams, entrepreneurship, goals, side hustle

3 Shocking Wedding Budget Line Items

By Femme Frugality 9 Comments

3 Shocking Wedding Things to Budget For

When you’re getting married, there are a ton of items to make sure you have on your budget spreadsheet.  The Dress, tuxes, cake, decorations, flowers, invitations, postage…the list could literally go on for an entire post.  When I got married this time around, there were a few things that took me off guard.  I’m happy […]

Filed Under: Weddings Tagged With: Wedding Budget, weddings

My Car Tune Up Frugal Fail

By Anne 8 Comments

My Car Tune-Up Frugal Fail

As you may know, if you follow me on twitter (all the cool kids are doing it), I live in a small town. It has its pros and cons, which I know I will write about one day. One of the cons is that some services are far, far away. We bought a diesel Jetta […]

Filed Under: Food, Lifestyle, Stories Tagged With: coffee shop, frugality

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

How to Throw a Retirement Party on a Budget

By Guest 4 Comments

how to throw a retirement party on a budget

If you’ve volunteered to put together a retirement party for a coworker or relative, you’re probably anxious to make it a great party, but if you don’t want to spend a fortune on it, you may feel like you have to compromise on the quality. With some creative thinking, you can come up with lots […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Saving Tagged With: retirement

Getting the Best Yang (or Yin) for Your Buck: A Guide to Finding the Best Yoga Class for You

By Guest 15 Comments

A guide to getting the best Yang (or Yin) for your Buck! aka finding the best yoga class for you and ultimately getting the best experience for your money.

In the past, those wanting to practice yoga had to find a guru to teach them, often uprooting their life to do so. But in modern times, particularly in North America, yoga is almost everywhere and there are a plethora of teachers, yoga styles and class format options to choose from. While having easy access […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Saving Tagged With: yoga, yoga class

The Cost of Living in Winter – Clothing

By Anne 17 Comments

The Costs of Living in Winter - Clothing

I, unfortunately, though not according to most, call a part of the frozen great white north, home. Most folks who live in my particular town, live for the outdoors and that white stuff that falls from the sky for far too many months. My feelings on the matter aside, it is quite expensive to live […]

Filed Under: Clothing, Money Tagged With: clothing, winter

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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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