Extreme savings
People who are determined to save will go to extreme lengths to avoid spending money

People who are determined to save will go to extreme lengths to avoid spending money

Be strategic with your coupons to save money

Ever seen those shows on TV where people redeem coupons and walk away with wheelbarrows full of stuff?

We spend a lot of money on food, don’t we? We know we should eat at home more, but we just can’t seem to find the time to make those meals from scratch.

If you take a mortgage for $300,000 at an average rate of 5% and pay it off over 35 years you’ll end up paying $331,789.91 in interest.

When you ask people in their 40s what they would have done differently with their money, to a man they say, “I would have started saving earlier.”

When’s the last time you thought about the energy requirements of your appliances?

Canadians fork over billions of dollars in interest every year. Why? Because they either won’t negotiate with their lenders, or because they can’t.

Have you ever noticed how much you enjoy your first beer and how indifferent you are to your fourth?
Negotiation can your best chance at getting a good deal.