"I took off on a wave, went down the side, popped out the other end, and went, shit, I'm still alive!" - Greg Noll Over 4 million Canadian homeowners are approaching a big moment: mortgage renewals in 2025 and 2026. Rates have cooled a bit recently,
Black Friday (November 29) and Cyber Monday (December 2) can be a prime time to snag deals, whether you’re looking for high-end headphones or tackling your holiday shopping list. However, these days can also feel overwhelming, with endless offers and limited time to sort genuine bargains from mere marketing
The best WiFi, mobile, and technology deals of the season. We're excited to bring something new to this week's newsletter: a curated list of the best deals and savings opportunities for Fall 2024. Inside, you'll find our top picks for Wi-Fi plans, mobile data
After spending the last two weeks immersed in Japan, I was pleasantly surprised by the ubiquity of fantastic $10 lunches, refreshing $4 draft beers, and perfect $1 onigiris. In a country known for its innovation and efficiency, the accessibility of such delightful experiences got me thinking: How do the Japanese
This week, we're exploring the Canadian Government's new mortgage rules in more detail and comparing what a $4,000 monthly budget gets you in Toronto vs. Calgary, both as a renter and first-time home buyer. New 🇨🇦 Mortgage Rules The Canadian Government introduced new mortgage rules on
As the leaves turn and a chill enters the air, signalling the onset of fall, the economic landscape seems to be undergoing its own seasonal shift. Long-held beliefs about homeownership and market stability are being questioned, making this an apt moment to reassess where we stand financially and where we&
Understanding Grocery Price Trends Welcome back grocery store aficionados, we're back with another deep dive on grocery prices. Our shopping list remains consistent, with one minor tweak noted below. This time, we're comparing Loblaws and Farm Boy. Let's unpack the carts. 🛒The Grocery List
Let's start with the good news. Interest rates have been falling, which, on the surface, lowers the cost of borrowing money. The tricky part is to determine whether, over the medium term, lower interest rates will make it more affordable for Canadians to buy a home. The Interest
Summer, summer, summertime (ooh, summertime) The summer vacation is back! That glorious tradition where we collectively decide it's time to escape the grind, embrace the sun, and forget what day of the week it is. It’s not just a break; it’s a necessary ritual, a mental
Understanding Grocery Price Trends Welcome to the first edition of "Supermarket Sweep," where we take a deep dive into the trenches of grocery pricing. Each month, we venture into two different grocery stores, purchase the same eleven items, and indulge in the thrill of comparing receipts. Over time,
TLDR: we're not eating enough ice cream.