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Bloggers Offer their Best Financial Tips

by Ram Balakrishnan
November 19, 2012
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November has been designated as Financial Literacy Month (FLM) by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, a Federal Government body tasked with educating consumers about financial products and services. As part of FLM, Glenn Cooke of Life Insurance Canada organized a campaign by Canadian bloggers who published their best financial tips below in reverse alphabetical order. If I missed yours, let me know and I’ll glad to add it to the list.

  • Spend Smart, especially in college (The View From Here).
  • Take a sound framework to stock picking (Pat McKeough of The Successful Investor).
  • Think Critically! (Timeless Finance).
  • Save for retirement by paying yourself first (Sustainable Personal Finance).
  • Don’t fall into the credit card trap (Solutions Financial).
  • Don’t spend more money than you have (Self-Help Happiness Blog).
  • Buy a basket of simple, low-cost ETFs (Sage Investors).
  • Spend Wisely (Rewards Cards Canada).
  • A five-pack of money tips (Retire Happy Blog).
  • When buying a home don’t forget closing costs (ratehub.ca).
  • Pay yourself first (My Own Advisor).
  • Be connected to your finances (Money Smart Students).
  • Take a long-term view of your finances (Money Smarts Blog)
  • Be bad for the economy (MoneyMasterMom).
  • Pay down credit card debt and stay out of it (Money Crashers).
  • Don’t expect your financial advisor to steer you clear of market downturns (Michael James on Money).
  • Maximize your TFSA (The Loonie Bin Blog).
  • Why ‘how much’ should be your key insurance decision (Life Insurance Canada).
  • Plan ahead to get ahead (HowToSaveMoney.ca).
  • Shop for the cheapest drug dispensing fee (GroceryAlerts.ca)
  • Understand your spending patterns (Freeat33).
  • Budgeting is the key to financial success (Finance Fox).
  • Avoid Mutual Funds (The Dividend Pig).
  • Start investing now! (Dividend Ninja).
  • A five-pack of ideas to get you started (A Dawn Journal).
  • Pay off debt (Canadian Finance Blog).
  • Keep your investment plan simple (Canadian Couch Potato).
  • Buy a home you can comfortably afford (Canadian Capitalist).
  • Budget! (Canadian Budget Binder).
  • Track Your Spending With Quicken (Blunt Bean Counter).
  • Make more money (Boomer & Echo).
  • Get out of debt! (Blonde on a Budget).
  • Just do it! (Balance Junkie).
  • Avoid high-fee mutual funds. (Avrex Money)

And last, but not the least, Canadian Money Forum members shared their money tips here. There were a couple of interesting tips (such as this one) in there that normally one wouldn’t think of.

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