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How To Cancel Your Subscriptions

By Bryan Daly
Published on May 1, 2023

If you have a lot of subscriptions, you should consider reviewing them. If you cancel a subscription or two, you can save a couple hundred dollars.

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What Is The Employment And Social Development Canada?

By Lisa Rennie

The ESDC (Employment and Social Development Canada) is the best federal resource a newcomer and highly skilled worker can have.

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Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Costs

By Priyanka Correia

BNPL looks free, but late fees, NSF charges, and interest on longer plans add up fast. See what a Buy Now, Pay Later service really costs in Canada.

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How To Find Cheap Apartments For Rent In Regina

By Lisa Rennie

As inflation increases the cost of living, it makes sense to look for cheap apartments for rent in Regina, one of the cheapest cities in Canada.

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How To Delete Your Google Account

By Lisa Rennie

Is your Google One subscription costing you too much money? Here's how to delete your Google account and more.

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Should You Cancel Your Streaming Services In Canada?

By Lisa Rennie

While one or two streaming services in Canada might not be much of a financial burden, having several can add up and put a big dent in your wallet.

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How To Delete Your Uber Account

By Lisa Rennie

If money is tight, one of the first budget items you should consider cutting out is delivery services like Uber. Here's how to delete your Uber accoun...

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Why Do Millennials In Canada Carry An Average Debt Of $47K?

By Maidina Kadeer, BA

With an average debt of $47K, millennials in Canada have record high insolvencies thanks to taxes, student loans and high-interest credit.

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