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I have lived in California, New Mexico, Vermont, and Florida – all in the last 5 years. Obviously I move quite often, be it for a job or just a change of scenery, so it’s important to me to able to reduce moving costs whenever possible. While I have used everything from U-Haul for do it yourself moves all the way up to full-service movers like Allied or Mayflower, but recently I have discovered the absolute best way to move – which happens to also be the cheapest…

Broad-based vs Dividend ETF @ Canadian Money Forum
Life Balance vs Financial Balance @ Retire Happy Blog
Disagreement over Investing in Bonds @ Michael James on Money
Compound Interest In Your 20s and YOLO-ing @ Young and Thrifty
Reasons for Caution in Comparing Real Estate Returns with Stocks @ Canadian Capitalist
Stop Buying New Appliances @ Sustainable Personal Finance
Term Insurance Over 50 @ Canadian Personal Finance Blog
Gold Plated Pensions: Have We Seen The Last Of Them? @ Boomer and Echo
Capital Cost Allowance: How to Calculate CCA Classes @ Canadian Finance Blog
Transferring Property Among Family Members – A Potential Income Tax Nightmare @ Blunt Bean Counter
10 Great Graduation Gifts for Under $20 @ Financial Highway
Which Part of the Money Wave do you Surf? @ Mr…

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Woo-hoo! I’m excited to finally announce the first Debt Scholarship winner. The first winner is compliments of Bob Lotich from ChristianPF.com. Big shout out to Bob for being an awesome sponsor. 🙂
Debt Scholar: Aideen
The Debt Stats:Total Debt Paid Off: $6,232.00
Debt Paid off During Movement: $5,500
Amount Left Till Debt Free: $1,900

The biggest change I’ve made that has directly impacted my personal debt movement and has positively impacted my life is that I quit drinking…

If you’re a regular reader, you know that I talk about personal finance a lot around here because, let’s face it, I’m pretty into it. I’ve seen my life turn around right in front of my eyes just because I changed the way I thought about money. I went from seeing it as something I could buy things with to something that can bring me freedom and make my future brighter…

Whey Too Expensive
My youngest son has decided to add muscles to his frame and on top of the many trips to the gym he has added drinking supplements to his routine.  Pre-workout, post workout and protein drinks all have names like power surge, energy rush and super pump and all seem very expensive.
Are supplements really necessary for building muscle or only for building the bank accounts of the companies that sell that them?Perhaps professional athletes like the pros on Dancing With The Stars need extra protein because they have to dance 8 hours a day but does the average gym rat need it?  A good diet with all  the food groups covered should do the same job at less cost but it is easier to throw protein powder and milk in a shaker than it is to scramble a few eggs and put a salad on a plate – less dishes too…

The following is a guest post. If you are interested in guest posting, please contact us for details.
Many people view hunting as an expensive hobby. However, if you avoid the nonsense of massive trucks and ATV’s, it can not only be a lot of fun, but also provide a solid return on investment in the form of high quality meat…

(Guest Post by Stacey Williams Dunse, as part of our Side Hustle Series)
My side hustle came about when my baby started school and left me with free time I didn’t want during the day. I was raised in a family where you work at least 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. every day during the week – no exceptions…

If you haven’t been to your local library lately, you’re missing out on boatloads of free fun. The library isn’t just for books anymore; they’ve progressed with the times and offer tons of activities that you probably pay for — all for free. With summertime approaching, why not save a few bucks by taking advantage of everything your library has to offer?
A Few Library Basics
Nearly anyone can get a library card…

Unless you have millions in the bank, you and I are probably not that different. We are both likely working towards securing financial freedom. I like the term financial freedom because it is vague and totally subjective. For one person it might mean going off the grid, living in a 40sqft shack, and growing your own food…

The following is an excerpt from the book Cut the Crap, Get a Job! a New Job Search Process for a New Era. I will be running a series of excerpts from this book over the next several weeks.I found this chapter particularly interesting since it deals with the emerging and growing impact that social media has on job search…

This post is from staff writer Kristin Wong. A couple of months have passed since my 30th birthday, and that means getting started on some of my money resolutions for the year. One of those resolutions was choosing an additional savings plan for retirement. Currently, I have an IRA that I’m planning on — and getting close to — maxing out for the year..

What’s inside? Here are the questions answered in today’s reader mailbag, boiled down to five word summaries. Click on the number to jump straight down to the question.
1. Newly widowed and worried
2. Overwhelmed by money stress
3. Money book for late teens
4. Toning down big dreams
5. Emergency fund and debt snowball
6…

Where will you “go” on your next staycation?Is money tight this summer? If a vacation is not in your family’s budget this year, then perhaps you could consider taking a staycation instead.
Staycations have become all the rage lately as more and more American families are trying to find ways to save money…

Most of you know I’ve had a hate/hate relationship with Ticketmaster for a long time now.After all, this is the company that wrote the book on ridiculous consumer fees that, many people argue, only serve to exploit their hapless customers. It’s a practice that’s all the more galling because of their current market dominance, which, if you ask me, borders on a monopoly…

The concept of success means different things to different people. Ten years ago, my vision of long-term career success would have been getting a job in a great school district as a teacher, teaching for many years, and having a positive effect on the lives of the students who pass through my doors. Financial success would probably have been staying out of manageable debt…