Money Talks: Volume 38
Did you grow up in a frugal family? Will you be working overtime on the Calgary floods? Find out all the answers and more in this week’s edition of Money Talks. Personal Finance Are you trying to save but find that something always sabotages those plans? Gail Vaz-Oxlade shows you what they are, and why…
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Credit card interest rates and back to school shopping top this week’s personal finance section, while Gail Vaz-Oxlade tells us why it’s so important to include conditions in your offer to purchase – even when you’re dying to get that home. Meanwhile, they now have an idea of just how much infrastructure was damaged from…
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Those who are looking for summer saving tips will find them in this week’s edition of Money Talks; while those in disaster-hit areas are still trying to get their summer started. We also have for you this week a story about the latest layoffs at BlackBerry, and an in-depth look at mortgages from angles that…
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Personal Finance It’s one of the worst things you could do in a marriage, but RateSupermarket shows this week how many couples are still being secretive about spending. Has technology impacted your banking or investing practices? Boomer & Echo shows how our techno ways have branched into your branches. Is student debt stopping you from…
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Personal Finance Do you want to be financially free? This week Boomer & Echo gives advice on how to do it. How many hours a week do you work? Do you know that a 40-hour work week can be bad for your health? Everyday Money looks at why. Do you feel like you just can’t…
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Personal Finance It’s hard to find much good about recessions. But Boomer & Echo looks at 3 countries that are in recession right now, making for great summer getaways. Even though those vacations are cheap though, they’ll still cost you money. That’s why Canadian Finance Blog has come up with 6 free things to do…
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All the Canadian financial news lately has been mortgage news, it seems. Fixed rates are equaling variable rates, and even more importantly, rates are going to continue to stay low well into next year. This, Bank of Canada says, is in answer to a shaky global economy as well as a Canadian economy that is still rebounding from the recession. Now though, things are turning around on the flip side of the financial coin, and market and retail prices are predicted to go down in the near future. Of the most notable dips, is that of food prices.
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