This blog post is a compilation of a series of posts I did over at my Facebook page Wallet on a Diet Canada. Each post covers the steps on how to track your spending, create a budget, trim your budget, and finally how to stick to your budget. Post #1 -Track Your Spending to Create …
My Simple Steps to Create a Budget and Save Money: A Guide for Canadians Read More »
If you are wondering if price matching is worth the time, effort, and learning curve then check out what I saved this week just by price matching at my local No Frills! In each image below I’ve shown the original No Frills price and then beside it the sale and store I price matched with …
What I Price Matched in My Grocery Haul and How Much Money I Saved (Canada) Read More »
Over the next year of 2023, Canadians will see a 5-7% increase in food prices. It’s not as bad as 2022 but it is still a significant amount of money spent on food. But one major way you can save on your grocery bill is to meal plan. We all know how hard it can …
5 Simple Steps to Meal Plan For Canadians and Save On Your Grocery Bill Read More »
In the last year, food prices in Canada have gone up 10% and in the previous two years almost 15%. We are constantly hearing on the news about inflation and reading online about the constant rise of prices for gas, food, and becoming a homeowner. And a person might ask themself, how in the world …
5 Ways to Budget for Groceries and Save Money For Canadians Read More »
Do you know where your money goes every month? Let me describe a scenario for you. You are at the grocery store and about to pay. You hold your breath, wince, and swipe your debit card. It says approved. You breathe a sigh of relief. In another scenario, the first of the month rolls around …
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