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4
May

Managing Your Time Well Won’t Make You More Productive. But This Will.

Productivity is about energy management — not time management

29
Apr

Need a reason to cut back on sugar? Here are 45

A comprehensive evaluation of evidence from past studies, conducted by researchers from China and the United States, has linked an excessive sugar intake to 45 harmful health effects. Here’s what to know.

27
Apr

Accountants 101: Do I need one to file my income taxes?

Every tax season, many of us are forced to confront the same question: should you fork out for an accountant or brave it alone? We break down the pros and cons of each.

25
Apr

Video: Upcycling Against Foodwaste

Upcycling food is basically giving old produce a new life and is definitely growing as a viable option for more consumers. And with upcycling-companies like Matriark Foods making real in-roads including a recent deal with Whole Foods, these enterprises are working towards creating access from excess.

22
Apr

Forget rate cuts? How markets and economists are reacting to Canada’s still-high inflation

Canada’s annual inflation rate dropped to 4.3% in March, matching expectations, as a drop in energy prices helped to keep the consumer price index in check despite a record rise in mortgage costs. Month-over-month, the consumer price index was up 0.5%, again matching forecasts.

21
Apr

Is a Maid Worth the Money or Should I Clean Myself?

Hiring a maid or a house cleaning service may seem like the ultimate luxury for many of us. But your time is worth money, and the time you spend scrubbing the kitchen floor might be more profitably, not to mention more enjoyably, spent elsewhere.

19
Apr

How much do I have to tip? Is it true 18% to 20% is the bare minimum?

According to a recent Angus Reid survey, many Canadians think tipping has gotten out of control, culminating in ‘tipflation.’

14
Apr

How To Budget Better If You Want To Become Debt Free

If you can change these five things, budgeting won’t be dreadful, and maybe even fun.

12
Apr

The First Home Savings Account just launched: Who should have one, who offers them and key rules

If you’re serious about buying a first home, or you’re the parent/grandparent of someone in this position, contributing to an FHSA is a no-brainer. Do it now, even if you have only a little money to spare.

9
Apr

You Don’t Need to Sacrifice Your Family to Pursue Being an Entrepreneur. Here’s How to Save Yourself 500 Hours Per Year.

Here’s some advice for dadpreneurs