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Even moving a short distance can be expensive.

Moving from our two-bedroom condo in Scarborough to a three-bedroom house about 5 km away took nearly six-and-a-half hours and cost $750...

2012/04/29 18:00:00

Choose carefully when opening investment accounts

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Debt Management 2012/04/22 18:00:00

The little things count when you're trying to get out of debt.

Pay off debt with highest interest first

Susanna won a contest created by publisher Simon & Schuster to promote my new book, Count on Yourself: Take Charge of Your Money . The prize...

2012/04/19 18:00:00

Students on a section of Gould Street now closed to traffic at Ryerson University.

York, Ryerson offer free tuition for seniors

If you always wanted to get a university education but life got in the way, it may not be too late. Several Toronto universities will waive...

How to Budget 2012/04/10 05:37:00

A budget should be about more than just figuring out if your income exceeds expenses. Here's a better way to do it.

Emergency budget: Build one now

Personal finance experts will tell you that you will need between three to six months of living expenses saved in an emergency fund. Having...

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A $79 (U.S.) Kindle reader, Amazon's cheapest model, at a launch of Amazon's new tablets in New York, September 28, 2011. Whether an e-reader makes financial sense will depend on a few things. Here are some to consider.

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