If you had told me in 1996 that I’d be using the Internet for everything from meeting friends to buying just about everything imaginable, I would have laughed pretty hard.

While all motorists are required by law to have car insurance, I find that most people can’t be bothered to shop around to make sure they’re getting the right coverage at the best price. If you’re anything like me, you probably haven’t even bothered to change insurance companies since you first started driving.

An older friend once joked around about how if you want your pockets to jingle, you should stay single. However, once you fall in love it’s difficult to say no to that relationship. While being in a relationship can be costly, the trick is to not go broke just because you’re with someone now.

With the exception of housing, my biggest expense is food. I bet it’s yours too.

Roughly 70% of Manitoban households own the roof over their head with the remaining 30% choosing to rent.

Each February 14th, millions of men across North America shell out billions of collective dollars to buy everything from flowers to romantic getaways for their girlfriends, wives, and crushes.

“Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365-page book. Write a good one.” -- Brad Paisley

Food is one thing we all have in common. Everyone needs nourishment to live. By that standard, we should spend money to keep our bellies full and forget about the costs. However, savvy shoppers know that good food doesn't always have to come with a high price tag.

A car loan can help you get the capital you require to make your car purchase.

If you live in Ontario, then you need to read this article before you start home shopping.