I like to consider myself thrifty or frugal, but some things aren't worth the trouble. Check out these extreme money saving tips:
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I like to consider myself thrifty or frugal, but some things aren't worth the trouble. Check out these extreme money saving tips:
We currently have a 12 month emergency fund, but have considered investing a portion of that money. Would you consider investing some of your emergency fund?
Plum rewards is a loyalty program offered by Chapters/Indigo that allows members to collect points in-store and enjoy the best prices on books online.
Are things you often consider needs actual needs? What if you are struggling to make ends meet, should you then be cutting out some necessities?
Cable and satellite TV bills continue to rise. It's time to cut the cord, and find free or cheap video content options. Here's how we do it.
Us personal finance nerds seem to have an ongoing debate raging (ok, maybe a slightly aggressive term) concerning who is cooler, the guys/gals that save more, or the guys/gals that earn more.

What is an emergency fund? How big should your emergency fund be? Let's get back to the personal finance basics on how to build an emergency fund.

Diana of Themyscira may be a princess, but you never know when your fortunes will change. Being prepared for what’s next is vital if you want to find financial success.

Managing your finances while raising a family can be difficult. Here is a simple plan to help balance financial priorities in your 30’s.
When you discover you have a food intolerance, your diet has to change. But you'll find that groceries get expensive. Save with these tips.





