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Planning a Graduation Party

June 11, 2013

The following is a guest post. For a group of young men and women, June marks the transition from one phase of their lives to another. Students are graduating from an expensive college career and happy to move on. Every May and June, college and high school students don caps and gowns, sit through a long [...]

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Pest Control for the Uninitiated

May 7, 2013

The following is a guest post. Last summer I had the pleasure of finally moving into a great old farmhouse in the middle of the country. Because it is an old home it has been quite a challenging project, but one that we gladly took on knowing that we’d have our dream home when the [...]

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DIY Pest Control: Not Always A Good Idea

May 1, 2013

The following is a guest post. If you have never experienced annoying pests coming into your home, consider yourself lucky. Often when this happens, we try to control the problems ourselves. You can find a number of home treatments that are supposed to rid your home quickly and easily. This is not always the case, no [...]

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Business Incorporation in Canada: Steps to Know

April 19, 2013

As a small Canadian business owner, you need not necessarily incorporate your company. If, however, you decide that incorporation is the direction you want to take, there are certain steps and considerations that need to be followed. In order to save time and money, make sure you are familiar with the following five steps for [...]

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Why You Need an Attorney and Not Just an Accountant

April 19, 2013

In handling a business, one of the easiest places to get into trouble is through the finances. While you may assume that hiring an accountant is the best choice for your business, it would be even better for you to hire an attorney. Why You Need That Attorney The challenge with business law and its [...]

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Debt Problems Still Rising Across the Globe

April 17, 2013

Debt feels like it’s up close and personal all the time even as its tentacles spread out across the world. That’s not to say debt is always a bad thing. It’s not because it can be the driver of economic growth. Cheap and available credit allows us to buy goods and services which factories and [...]

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Is Your Bank a Good Match for You?

April 3, 2013

Banking doesn’t look much like it did 50, 25, or even 10 years ago. The way we bank has changed dramatically and the options available to us have exploded. Yet, we as bank customers can get complacent. Are you still banking at the same place you always have just out of habit? It might be [...]

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Top Tips to Pay Off Your Home Loan Early

February 28, 2013

The following is a guest post by Betsy Fallwell The 30-year fixed mortgage: it’s the staple of the home loan universe, the most popular mortgage option in the country. While it offers a stable interest rate and low monthly payments, it also comes with one caveat: the term itself. Thirty years is a long time; [...]

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Mortgage protection insurance – how it operates

February 25, 2013

The following is a guest post. Many people, perhaps understandably, worry about the mortgage that provides the roof over their heads. Meeting the normal monthly payments might be challenge enough but the thought of what might happen to a family in the event of the death of a major income provider, might be something that [...]

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Affording All Your Children’s Hobbies

February 15, 2013

The following is a guest post. Parents have to tackle both the needs and wants of their child. Children have to be provided with necessities like good education, and they also demand the fulfillment of their personal interests. Every parent wants the apple of their eye to live life to the fullest, and achieve every [...]

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