Savings Guide – Daily Saving Money Tips

Angela Self writes in the Globe and Mail about the importance of one simple question- what is my money for? Creating a context for your finances is no Einstein endeavour and has the potential to transform your money outlook and results.

The American author Amistad Maupin once wrote that you can have a hot job, hot apartment and hot lover but you can’t have all three at once. The same might be said for the big financial goals – paying off the mortgage, setting up a retirement fund, starting a family.

Last week, I gained an hour. Not that I don’t still resent the hour I lost several months ago, and not that I don’t mourn the passing of long summer twilights. But Angela Self has an idea about what could do with this hour and it’s designed to save me money. Here’s my take on her plan.

Here’s the thing about personal finance. There appear to be no absolutes. What seems absolutely concrete- like savings in the bank- might have drawbacks, as inflation eats away from the profits. But is there any way to inflation proof your savings and avoid losing money?

Can you believe there is some money learnings we can make from Yoga? This editor couldn’t! Have a read for an alternative view on finances relating to Yoga.

Sometimes we just need to save money fast. Although a slow and steady approach can work wonders, we often find ourselves needing a lot of money in a very short period of time. Here are our saving money fast tips for you.