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Updates: Nov 11 – 17

Brian / November 18th, 2012 / 4 Comments

Well, I think we’ve set the record for the latest weekly update yet! It’s just over a week until we move to the new condo, but most of the weekend was taken up by fun activities which included champagne tasting, scotch tasting, a junior hockey game, pick up football, the mortgage signing, a board games night and finally the CFL West Final at BC Place (below). Sadly, the Lions lost, so I...

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Managing your debt with consolidated credit

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Guest / November 16th, 2012 / 4 Comments

This is a guest post. For more information about the services mentioned in this article, please visit them on Facebook and Twitter. It’s a sad truth that for many people who struggle with financial problems, cutting the cable and making a budget aren’t going to be enough. Don’t get me wrong, these and other money saving tips and frugal tricks will help and provide good habits for...

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Hey, we bought another condo!

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CF / November 14th, 2012 / 52 Comments

Regular readers might recall that Brian and I were in the condo buying market. We had been saving up money for a while and with current interest rates and prices, we wanted to add a second condo to our burgeoning collection. We did announce it on one of our weekly updates, but I never wrote a blog about it. We just finished signing the mortgage papers this week, so it seemed like as good a time...

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Why you should chill out about student finance

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Guest / November 13th, 2012 / 9 Comments

This is a guest post from Steve. Steve is an essay writer working for academic essay creation service Best Custom Essay, and provides advice for students not just when it comes to essay writing, but for university life in general. Studying is vital for getting your degree, but student finance is a key issue too, and Steve wants to put students’ minds at ease when it comes to either. Having the financial...

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