You hear it all around you, cutbacks, austerity measures, new efficiency programs and other measures that are being implemented by companies and government worldwide. It is the new world we live in. World economies and finances are in the worst shape they have been in decades. It all started in 2008 with the US sub-prime…
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Good News for 2012: Food price increases to ease!
Let me try and blend both the good news and bad news together: while Canadian (and North American in general) food prices will continue to go up in 2012, the increases won’t be as large as the ones we saw in 2011. According to an article in the Toronto Star: “University of Guelph economists predict…
Budget Sense is 1 Year Old: What have we learnt in the past 12 months?
Our blog is 1 year old! Thank you for helping us get here. So, what have we (the bloggers and our readers) learnt? lots of things. Most importantly, things that will make a difference in your personal finance matters and at the end of the day put more money in your pocket. Most importantly, a…
Start Budgeting for Christmas Shopping from now
It is early November and we are now less than 2 months away from Christmas, which is about enough time to do all your Christmas shopping. But instead of putting it all on your credit card this year like you have often done, why not start budgeting and saving for it from now? you have…
What are your biggest financial mistakes and regrets?
We all have our life mistakes and regrets. That crush you had on that girl in high school which you now look at as a waste of time. How about that decision to not finish high school? But what about your biggest financial mistakes, the ones that you have regretted till this day? We all…
Duck for Cover, a New Global Recession May hit us Again but you can be Safe
Are we about to be hit with another recession and a global economic slowdown? many signs are leading us to believe this may be imminent. Regardless of what happens, it is better to be ready for something that won’t happen than not be ready when something bad does happen. You would like to think that people…
Carrying Larger Bills could help you Save Money
Before, it was about common sense and conventional wisdom. Now, it is has been proven through real research. According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research, shoppers are less likely to spend their money if they are carrying cash in large denominations. There is even a name for this social phenomenon: ‘denomination…
Welcome to BudgetSense.ca: Your Blueprint for Financial Freedom! Uncover the Five Pillars of Budgeting Mastery and Discover How We Transform Your Financial Future
Welcome to BudgetSense.ca! Unlock Your Financial Potential. Here is how! In a world where prices soar and wages struggle to keep up, mastering your finances has never been more crucial. We’re here to guide you through the art of smart budgeting and wise spending, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve. Our approach combines personal…
