Advice

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The FAQs of Money With Deena Eddison

Ready to get real about money with a credit union financial expert?

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The Cost of Mental Health ft. Martina Kelades

In the episode, we are shedding light on tools and tactics that can help us navigate tough times.

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Can Money Buy Happiness?

The Social’s Money Expert sits down with Your Two Cents.

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Grocery Shopping With Coupon Cutie Canada

Coupon Cutie Canada has tips and tricks to help you with the rising costs of groceries.

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The Birds Papaya talks weddings

Knowing where to splurge and where to save can be tricky, so we broke down the financial basics.

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Dane Woodland talks buying vs. leasing a car

In the market for a new—or new to you—car? Not sure which options make the most sense for your lifestyle and budget? You're absolutely not alone!

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Sam Maggs talks freelancing

Becoming a freelancer can unlock a lot of freedom. Sam has seen amazing success as a writer of books, comics, and video games and she has a lot to share.

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Chris Greene talks hair on a budget

In the world of #selfcare and #selflove, how do you treat yo'self without breaking the bank?

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blushco. talks side hustles

Behind every side hustle is a dream and a lot of questions. If you don't have all the answers, that's okay—we can help.

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Tiffany Pratt talks decorating on a budget

Could your space use a little love? Tiffany Pratt is sharing her upcycling and DIYing secrets to creating your dream space—on a budget.

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Spencer Barbosa talks financial independence

As a social media star with a ton of influence, Spencer's using her platform to help educate her peers on how to fall in love with financial independence.

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The Birds Papaya talks thrifting

With a love of thrifting and supporting local, Sarah shares her tips & tricks for finding those Must Haves while staying on budget.

The dish on online dating: Is it worth it to upgrade?

JLo sang it first, "Love don't cost a thing", but that was before Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. So, how much does modern love cost? And is it worth it?