Archive for the 'Saving' Category
Monday, April 26th, 2010
If there is anything the credit crisis over the last few years has taught us is that debt is bad, despite what financial companie’s try to tell you. The other thing is that everyone has to really watch their spending. Part of the monitoring of spending is those little things that you buy, like coffee, latte or a bottle of water here and there.If the economy continues the way it has been for another few years, you will most likely be forced to change your habits, especially if you are in heavy debt, you have no savings or if you are in a job that is at risk of layoffs.
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Financial Advise - Mind The Small Things, They Add Up
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Saturday, April 24th, 2010

1. Create A Balance Sheet
Begin and look at your net worth by collecting your most recent investment statements and going online to retrieve your current account balances.
Once you’ve documented your assets and subtract your liabilities, consider the following questions:
- Does any one financial asset consume a disproportionate share of your net worth?
- Are your assets properly insured?
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12 Things That You Can Do To Improve Your Finances Now!
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Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Interesting how jobs are being loss at record pace which means people do not have money to spend or live, but when you watch certain U.S and Canadian government reports…they try to paint a rosy picture.
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The Illusion Of Prosperity and Wealth - Government and Wall Street Wants Your Money
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Monday, September 7th, 2009

This news is a few months old but here goes. The last time the Russians offered Apple clones was back in the days of the Soviet Union.
Despite Apple CEO Steve Jobs complaints, RUSSIANS have started churning out cloned Mac PCs. Apple has failed to gain any ground in Russia because the operating system and hardware are just too expensive for everyday Russians to afford. They don’t see the point of not eating for a year just to buy computer, when they have figured out how to clone them for 50% less or more.
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Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009
The economy is in bad shape now and layoffs keep rising, now millions of families must take steps to sort out the household balance sheet by cutting as much expenses as they can. What bugeting does is help you identify what you are spending and where to decide how to cut back.
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Thursday, August 27th, 2009

As defined by Wikipedia:
Affluenza, - painful, contagious, socially transmitted condition of overload, debt, anxiety and waste resulting from the dogged pursuit of more.
and
Affluenza - 1. The bloated, sluggish and unfulfilled feeling that results from efforts to keep up with the Joneses.
2. An epidemic of stress, overwork, waste and indebtedness caused by the pursuit of the American Dream.
3. An unsustainable addiction to economic growth.
The Affluenza Theory
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Affluenza - The Need To Buy More and More Material Goods - Do You Suffer From It?
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Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Here are a few tips to hunker down and save like crazy.
Consider these extreme money saving tips to cut your grocery bill down to under $7 a day.
- Buying in bulk
- Making your own coffee
- Freezing leftover food
Take saving money to the next level.
- Only buy sale items,
- Stay away from brand loyalty
- Use coupons for most purchases
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Save Money Like Crazy In These Bad Economic Times
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Monday, February 16th, 2009

Your special someone is one of a kind, so it’s only natural you’ll want to choose a gift or plan a dinner that reflects how special and unique they really are. Below are some great tips on finding Valentine’s Day gift in the current tough economic times without spending a fortune.
Express Yourself: Take time to write down how you really feel, then add a few poems and pictures to create a book they will cherish for a long time. Have it bound, printed and delivered to your significant other in special gift wrapping.
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Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

Although Canada has a strong and number one ranked banking system, that doesn’t mean that Canada’s economy is immune to the influence of the U.S financial system meltdown and the United States going down the road towards recession.
With many Canadian businesses either medium or large having most of their business coming from American consumers and companies alike, this economic turmoil that the U.S is going through is currently impacting Canadian business in a big way, and will continue to impact Canadian businesses for the next year or so.
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Canada Is Not Immune to the Financial Meltdown in the United States
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Saturday, May 24th, 2008
A week or so ago my wife was looking for a pair of Puma running shoes online and the price she saw in u.s dollars was $90. At the malls in the Toronto area they were asking about $120 CAD plus 14% tax. So on a recent business trip to Houston, Texas to attend a tradeshow I went to the Galleria mall in Houston, Texas. When I was at the Galleria mall I located a Women’s Footlocker and they had the Puma shoes that she was looking for called the Cell Therid.
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The Galleria Mall in Houston, Texas - Shoe Shopping and Saving
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