Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

Carbon Tax Increase On April Fools Day

Apparently today the carbon tax has been increased by 23% per cent and not surprisingly a lot of people are upset about this with even protests at various sites because of it. One of the arguments is that some people will get even more in terms of rebates. But overall, it doesn’t seem like people

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Financial Management

Tangerine Dormancy Bank Account Fees

I was surprised to get this message today as I remembered awhile back I tried a banking service called Tangerine which advertised itself as a no fee banking option as other banks normally have fees everywhere. I actually never did too much with it and as I result I got an e-mail stating because I

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Financial Management

Seeing Sales Up Early The Night Before

While browsing through the supermarket today I knew that tomorrow was the new flyer day and many times it’s a good opportunity to get any great sales for the week that you may have been holding out on. I then noticed there were these grapes on sale for $3.94 which was a little odd as

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Financial Management

Planning Two Days Before The Next Week Sales

Today while walking through the store I was looking if there was any peanut butter on sale as I ran out the other day and would buy a jar if it was on sale. I don’t consume it all the time so it’s one of those extra items in a similar fashion to how people

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Financial Management

Crazy Grocery Prices A Few Days Apart

Imagine my surprise recently when I walked through the supermarket to do my usual price scouting and I figured I would see if there were any good deals for carrots. It was shocking to see that this two pound bag of baby carrots was listed for $6.49. Not only is that expensive as the price

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Financial Management

Cereal For Dinner On a Budget

At first I was wondering if this was a joke of sort. But apparently it was a real comment from the CEO of Kellogg where the suggestion for families struggling financially was to eat cereal for dinner. That would definitely be in that company’s best interest of course, but that doesn’t sound like a good

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