How would you like an extra $100 a month? According to Laurie Campbell, program manager for the Credit Counselling Service of Toronto, a bit of planning and common sense can put it within reach for most of us.
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The economic slowdown means that more parents are forgoing pricey camps this summer in favor of “Camp Mom (or Dad).” The silver lining here is that it’s often the little or low-cost things like playing in the sprinkler, climbing trees and catching lightning bugs that add up to happy childhood memories.
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Eating out can be a real treat, but often the resulting bill is anything but. Here are seven simple strategies to cut your bill, so that you can enjoy your restaurant meal without the side of guilt:
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While they are often cause for celebration, planning a home purchase and a move are often cited as some of life’s most stressful events.
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Twitter is much more than just a platform for idle chatter. Many people are getting real utility out of the service, using it for things like being more productive, finding a job, getting customer service, and it can even help you save money. That’s great news at a time when the economy still hasn’t fully [...]

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Help keep the planet green and save some green! Regular household items that are easy and convenient to reuse:

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