As the internet grows, so do the resources available online. Ten years ago, ING was the king of online banking, but since then, more virtual banks have joined the competition. Even the major players in the Canadian financial system have embraced the internet-confident consumer, offering special online only accounts or e-accounts, designed to [...]

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In order to get started saving money while saving energy, you have to be able to quantify or count or measure, to use another word, the size of your carbon footprint. If you can measure it, you can reduce it and thereby save money. So the first thing you need to do is figure out [...]

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You’ve already cut your spending by bringing your lunch and your coffee from home. You only eat out once every two weeks and reduced your cell phone plan to the bare minimum. Maybe you’ve even started line-drying your clothes and buying generic groceries. If you still can’t make ends meet, or you want a little [...]

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I made a pit stop at my local grocery store one day to pick up some pop, which was on sale three for ten bucks. My husband drinks gallons of it and he’s not brand fussy, so I like to stock up when it’s on sale. I load up six twelve packs in [...]

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Being a smart grocery shopper involves more than just clipping coupons. Like everything else in life, grocery shopping requires a little planning before setting foot inside a store. Rather than always shopping at the same store, you can save money, as much as 20% on your monthly bill by buying your groceries at two or [...]

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Household savings rates have plummeted over the last few decades, which makes you wonder – what are we teaching our children about saving? It often seems as though more children have cell phones than college savings accounts. But it’s never too early to start saving.
The key to teaching young children about saving is easy: make [...]

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I take an active interest in credit blogs and forums on the internet, especially Canadian ones. I like to know what everybody’s talking about and generally, what the current beefs are. Credit cards play a big role in the lives of the Canadian consumer, so it only follows rationale; credit cards are a [...]

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Today is vocabulary day. The financial world has its own language, and many of those terms can be very confusing. So let’s take a look at some frequently-used terms that could be very important to you.
1. Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM)
ARMs are home loans with interest rates that are reset periodically. These mortgages usually have an [...]

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Tips To Save Money And Get More Out Of It
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Unless you’re independently wealthy, staying out of student debt is a virtual impossibility. The cost of obtaining a college degree has skyrocketed to the point where nearly every student who attends college must take out loans to finance their education. Statistics have shown that the average cost of college has increased at a rate double [...]

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