Category Archives: Budgeting

New Monthly Budget Effectively September 1st, 2011

By the time this post release, I should be on the greyhound bus heading to Montreal for a two nights, three days weekend. I didn’t bring my laptop with me since I will be too busy sight-seeing in Montreal. So … Continue reading

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Finally Debt Free! :):):)

July 28, 2011 is the day that I officially achieve debt freedom 🙂. I still can’t believe that it’s actually happening. I am completely debt free. All the earnings I make from now on will be mine instead of going … Continue reading

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Debt Free Count Down: 6 Weeks!

Today is payday at Parmalat, so that means the whole pay cheque ($1,000) will go toward the student loan debt. As of today, my student loan debt is reduced to $3,150.75 from the original $20,000 student debt. There’s exactly 6 … Continue reading

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My Student Debt Update!

So yesterday, I got my pay cheque from Parmalat and without any hesitation I transfer my Parmalat pay cheque of $1000 to my student loan account. If it was the old me, I know I wouldn’t  even think about using … Continue reading

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How to eliminate your student loan quickly?

One of the most difficult task that university student have to face after graduation is to accept the reality that they have to start repaying their student loan. I couldn’t come into reality myself when I graduated in June 2009 … Continue reading

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What are you doing in your 20’s?

Your 20’s are exciting time, you might just started university or just landed your first full-time job. On the other hand, you might be like me in your late 20s who has been working for a while and are ready … Continue reading

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Basic Facts on TFSA

A TFSA can be a great saving vehicle for reaching your goals and dreams.  TFSA is referred to as the tax-free saving account. This means that any interests you accumulate in this account, it would be tax-free. For so long, … Continue reading

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My Frugal Life

When people ask me how I plan to achieve financial independence, I tell them I simply adapted living frugally. When people hear the term “Frugal”, the first thing that comes to mind is cheap, deprive, and anti-social. They think people … Continue reading

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How to save money on your first date?

Going on your first date must be very fun and exciting, but it can also break your wallet depends on what you want to do with your date.  Most guys try to impress the girl on the first date by … Continue reading

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Wants Vs Needs

Every penny counts when you are serious about achieving financial independence.  Being able to differentiate between a want and a need can potentially save you a lot of money. Wants are basically something that you would like to have just … Continue reading

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