Tell us how you save on fees

In a feast of collective wisdom, Moneyville readers tell how they avoid a wide range of fees

Fees may be a fact of life – but that doesn’t mean you have to simply accept them.

Some fees are worth it. Our Beat the fees Series continues with a look at 10 we think offer value.

Our Beat the Fees series continues with a look at ways to manage the cost of your cellphone plan. Here are five tips.

Moneyville blogger Krystal Yee wanted a fair deal on an iPhone and with persistence got what she wanted. She offers her tips.

Our fee series continues with a look at ING Direct and PC Financial which offer no-frill services. Are the tradeoffs worth it?

We launch our Beat the Fees series with a look at how you can minimize your banking fees and negotiate a better deal.

You can't give informed consent if you don't know what charges may appear on your bills after you sign a deal.

Why buy cable or satellite TV when so much content can be viewed on demand, online on your computer?

Big purchases can be daunting, especially when you start thinking about all of the extra fees you haven't thought about. I recently bought a kitchen counter top and at the checkout there were...

Here are some free services and discounts that you can get from the big banks.

Credit unions offer a good alternative to the banks, but along with fewer fees are fewer branches and ATMs.

Think twice before breaking a mortgage to take advantage of today's lower rates or to sell your house. The   penalty   may outweigh any benefits.  

Moneyville blogger Alison Griffiths left her bank and moved to no frills PC Financial 10 years ago. She tells her story.