28. Apr, 2010 
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For any Canadian on the search for a house right now, the chances of saving money are slowly slipping away if they do not move quickly.
We have recently received notice that the Bank of Canada has no longer any reason to uphold its commitment to keep the overnight rate at the all time low of [...]
31. Mar, 2010 0 Comments
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I have spoken about different ways you can save money, however one important method I have yet to mention was how to save money on your banking fees.
If you examine your bank account closely, you will find yourself paying quite a bit on bank fees, or what some might call it “convenience fees”.
The “convenience fees” [...]
27. May, 2009 7 Comments
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Last week I asked how much I should spend on housing. I showed that while I am currently spending about 60% of my income, it is recommend I spend around a third, and my ideal is to be paying around a quarter. What about debt repayment? How much of my net income should I spend [...]
09. Mar, 2009 3 Comments
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By the end of this post you’ll have the chance to earn yourself $13. If you read my last personal finance post, I promised you that you could save $100 by the end of the month. All you have to do is read my blog and follow some simple and easy ways to save money. [...]
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My name is Matt Goulart. I believe that consumers aren't being informed properly and aren’t being educated enough in regards to their personal finances. I am a strong believer in thinking and being positive towards others. 
