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6 Money Do’s And Don’ts In A Relationship

When it comes to having a healthy relationship with your partner involving money, it requires openness, understanding, and realism.

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How To Budget Without Fighting in 8 Steps

One of the first things any couple should do is put all their cards on the table and set up a budget. If you set up a realistic budget based on your joint goals in life, there shouldn’t be that much to fight about.

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10 Reasons Why Couples Fight Over Money

One of the main reasons people end up in divorce court is money issues. Money is a very emotional part of life due to what it means for any one person or family.

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6 Reasons Every Couple Should Talk About Money

Talks about money are an important part of any couple’s long-term success. Talking about money together will ensure that you’re creating a joint vision, are on the same page, and that you can pursue your shared and individual goals in life.

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Wanna Earn More? Never Say These 14 Things at Work

When it comes to career progression and the associated earning power, certain words and sentences should never come out of your mouth.

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Bye 2021, Hello 2022!

My 2021 was better than my 2020, but not as great as my 2019. That being said, I have a few things to be grateful for, as always.

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I spent $101.65 to celebrate Christmas

Canadian households spend an average of $ 1 000.00 for Christmas. I personally find this amount excessive. Christmas is only one day out of 365.

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2 Tips for Sticking with Your Budget

So you have a family budget. There’s only one problem – you haven’t stuck with it!

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10 Inexpensive or Free Family Activities

When you have a family and work and go to school all week, it’s fun to do something that’s not work or school related on the week-end.

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3 Signs It’s Time To Consider Debt Relief

When is it time to stop trying to pay off your debts all on your own and instead to seek professional help?

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