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9 phone apps to track your money, get the most on your groceries and high schoolers' perceptions on finances
• Use your mobile phone to help your personal finances. Instead of playing Angry Birds, keep your budget in order with these apps.
• You’re wasting money when you’re wasting your food. Keep your refrigerator and wallet in check by planning your meals.
• A survey released by the B.C. Securities Commission found that many recent high school graduates expect to make $90,000 by the time they’re 30. Read more about the study and some tips to keep your child in check.
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