So I was reading this article today that talked about how most people in Canada on average are about $200 short a month from being able to fully pay off their bills to debt free. While that doesn’t sound like it is too much in the big picture, it made me think if $200 extra
I have often heard that many people who go into debt simply place their invoices that they receive on the side because they just don’t want to look at it. The reason is pretty straight forward where one could be in a bad financial situation where they feel that they can’t pay it off in
While I think this is very common apparently it is not. Today I was in a restaurant with a few people where many opted to pay in cash. Now some people commented that if anyone was using a credit card with reward points then they should take the money and pay for it. To me
One thing that I was kind of thinking of recently is that since it is almost the tax deadline here in Canada that organizing all your things to write-off as an expense is often a topic for the self-employed. Now one thing when it comes to larger expenses like say certain rooms in your house
Today I had a wacky schedule which meant I had to change my meal plans as I was planning originally to finish my first task of the day and then head home to eat. Unfortunately things took longer and going back home wasn’t an option time wise. So, in my mind that meant buying some
I was reading some articles today on various ways to save money in doing things such as dining out at restaurants as they can get expensive. The tips ranged from bartering to taking advantage of various discounts. When it comes to things like dining out though I personally always viewed these as a luxury. If