Monthly Archives: December 2010
Last-minute Christmas Gift Ideas
Only 2 1/2 more shopping days until Christmas! If you are anything like me, you started off this festive season feeling excited, organized and promised yourself that you would not leave things until the last minute. I, for one, procrastinated … Continue reading
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Get Your Liver in Fighting Form for the Holidays
As we approach the party season, I believe it’s fair to assume that many of us will be indulging in fatty foods and a glass of wine (or two) over the holidays. This is why I wanted to share a … Continue reading
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Investing in an Emergency Kit for your Vehicle
In the wake of the snowstorm that stranded as many as 300 motorists in southwestern Ontario (as reported by the CBC), and with many of us planning long drives to visit family over the Christmas holidays, I feel it is … Continue reading
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Friday Frugal Forum
As the week winds down and the weekend approaches, be sure to read some of these posts from other personal finance blogs: FruGal helps you stay on track during the holiday season with affordable tips on how to Winterise your … Continue reading
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Deadline Approaches for RESP and TFSA Contributions
When living on a limited budget, it’s sometimes difficult to attribute the appropriate value to saving for the future. While living in the moment does have its merits, building a safety net, planning for retirement and saving for your children’s … Continue reading
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Breastfeeding vs Bottle-feeding: A Financial Breakdown
Nowadays talking about whether you breastfeed or bottle-feed your baby is about as taboo as discussing religion or politics. Discussions can get heated and feelings can get hurt. Some bask in the social acceptance of the mainstream, while others experience … Continue reading
