Blogs tagged with "Consumer Spending"
Save Money With Flyers and Coupons
As food prices continue to rise Calgarians are finding more and more ways to stretch their grocery budgets. Last week we discussed 7 ways you could save money on groceries, from planning your meals to shopping around for the lowest price. Another. . .
7 Tips for Saving Money on Groceries
The plummeting dollar has affected Canadians in many ways but one of the most noticeable is at the grocery store. Rising food costs have left many families struggling and it is becoming harder to make the grocery budget stretch far enough each. . .
A Weak Dollar Means More Canadians Vacationing Close to Home
Though many Canadians love to travel, a sinking Canadian dollar means that many are rethinking their travel plans. Even a quick getaway south of the border is becoming cost prohibitive as the Canadian dollar plummeted to $0. 70 USD on Tuesday,. . .
As Household Budgets Shrink Parents Turn To Second Hand Sporting Goods Stores to Outfit Their Children
With the holidays over children all across Canada head back to school and to their extracurricular activities. Many of these activities, especially sports, require specialized equipment. From dance shoes to hockey gear, the costs can add up. In. . .
Christmas 2015 Top Toys for Toddlers, Preschoolers and School Aged Children
As the holidays quickly approach parents, aunts, uncles and grandparents everywhere are on the hunt for the perfect gift. Take the guesswork out of gift giving with this list of top toys for each age group. Toddlers Fisher-Price Little. . .
4 Ways to Make Your Holiday Budget Stretch Without Feeling Like Scrooge
Retailers are going to have to work hard to stand out from the competition this holiday season. 53% of Canadians plan to spend the same amount on holidays as they did last year, and a full 37% plan to reduce their spending according to a poll. . .
As the Holiday’s Approach Amazon Continues to Dominate Online Sales
For many shoppers Black Friday officially marks the beginning of the holiday shopping season. A few years ago this would have meant bundling into our cars and hitting the local mall or large department store, only to contend with large crowds and. . .
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