Cash Tips And Financial Advice

You must have read it numerous times but managing your finance begins with the making of a budget. Thanks to that first step, you will able to make better decision in term of expense and avoid spending money that you don’t have. Even though there are plenty of methods to make a budget, if you don’t like numbers, this operation may seem complicated or even unachievable. If calculus makes you want to abandon, discover some tricks that will help you make and respect your budget easily.

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Love is free but having and raising a child is not. Whether you are about to have a child or you already have one, we made a list of the main expense you will face during the first years of your baby’s life but also tips for you to save money daily.

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If you ever borrowed money to buy a car or a house or if you simply have a credit card then you have a credit report and thus a credit score. The later is a mathematical formula that translates the content of your credit report into a score that is used by lenders to take decision anytime you apply for a credit.

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We all know that men and women are biologically different but we can wonder if those differences can also apply in money management. Who spends the most? Who is more prepared for the future? Does the fact that women are still less paid that men influences the way they manage money?
Find out more below and discover some advice to manage the household money as a couple with differences.

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We never know what could happen in life. You could lose your job, break your car, have a leak in your house or unexpected medical spending. All those surprises can have a subsequent impact on your budget especially if you could not put money aside during the year.

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According to Celtic beliefs, spirits and the dead can cross over into the world of the living only on October 31^st. To avoid that, people started to dress up as ghosts and spirits to fool the real ones. Nowadays, Halloween is essentially a celebration where people have fun hunting for candies, carving pumpkins and dressing up. Discover how you can celebrate it without emptying your wallet.

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In average, a Canadian spends more than $2,000 each year in medical care. Even if you do have a good medical insurance, medical bills can blow up your budget. However, it is a non-negotiable expense to which you will be confronted throughout your whole life. In order to stay healthy even if you don’t have much money, here are some advice for you to spend less.

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