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Planning holiday spending and cash gifts? Here’s how to boost your budget

Planning holiday spending and cash gifts? Here’s how to boost your budget

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Does buying GICs still make sense after the recent rate cuts?

Does buying GICs still make sense after the recent rate cuts?

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Personal Finance For Canadians For Dummies excerpt: How to manage money and stop overspending

Learn how to manage your money, understand your earnings, invest wisely and more, from this excerpt of Personal Finance...

Personal Finance For Canadians For Dummies excerpt: How to manage money and stop overspending

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How much money should I have saved by age 40?

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How much money should I have saved by age 25?

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How much does the average Canadian have in savings?

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How to save money in Canada: A new way that offers higher interest and more flexibility

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An alternative to GICs: This new bank account pays high interest on your cash holdings

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How changes to the Home Buyers’ Plan could affect your down payment

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