It’s officially tax season, and that probably means a nice-sized tax refund is in your very near future. And if you’re like most Canadians, the refund you’re expecting is probably upwards of $1,500. To make the most of tax season, maximize your refund and get the money you deserve, there are a few crucial tips to remember. Most tax advice is geared towards year-end donations
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Congratulations to Maggie C on winning the Money Tip Giveaway Contest. Thanks to everyone who submitted their tips, I’ll be going through everything to find my Money Tip Muse. Come by and visit anytime – we have new posts going up every week and a new giveaway starting July 6. So I’ve decided that Hollywood needs me so I’m about to break into the movies!
People who spend time shopping in the local supermarket get to know its staff and, perhaps, even the lingo they use. Paying attention to some terms is a good idea as they can help save consumers money. The following glossary of grocery store terms may help you defray some of the costs of your groceries. Be sure to learn them so you can cut down
Cents, Sense & Sensibility is pleased to announce its Third Ever, Cooler than Cool, Awkward Stock Photo Caption Contest. It’s pretty straightforward, check out the awkward stock photo above and think of a caption that should go with the photo. There will be two prizes awarded for this contest: One will be a random draw of everyone who has entered the contest using the Giveaway
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