How I Maximize My Tax Return

Finance Bootcamp: Live Like Kim K. on a Not-So Kardashian Budget

Finance Bootcamp: Don’t Wait to Plan for Retirement!

Finance Bootcamp: The Art of the Side Hustle

Finance Bootcamp: Deciphering and Taking Advantage of Your Company's Benefits Plan

Finance Bootcamp: Hello, My Name Is_____, and I'm a Shopaholic

Finance Bootcamp: The ABCs of RRSPs and TFSAs

Finance Bootcamp: Tracking Your Expenses and the B-word.

Finance Bootcamp: Digging Yourself out of that (Debt) Hole!

Should I Sell My Gold to Get Out of Debt?

Deep in Debt? Here are 5 Ways Out

Coping With the Bills: A Roadmap to Financial Recovery

Are You in Financial Trouble? How to Tell if You Need Help

How Not to Raise a Princess

It's hard not to trace a dotted line to the parents when you see entitled, spoiled, over-spenders on shows like Gail Vaz-Oxlade's Princess. What led these young women to prioritize monthly grooming, shopping, and entertainment to the detriment of their personal finances—or worse, to the detriment of their friends' and family's finances?

A Tool For Financial Planning Happiness!

We all know that some of us are still reeling from the post-holiday crunch, even now as we're near the end of March. When we talk about finances, we all tend to think about Til Debt Do Us Part and how Gail Vaz-Oxlade whips us into financial shape with her common sense a bit of tough love. Even when we see others in the show have their problems, we tend to fail to see our own financial hiccups. For others though, the situation is all too similar to their own and they can't see the light.

A Giveaway to End February Finance Month!

February is Finance Month and SLICE has been getting you in the mood to get on your taxes and RRSPs with a month of Til Debt Do Us Part marathons every Sunday. (Don't miss the final Til Debt bonanza, this Sunday from 10am ET/8am PT to 12am ET/9pm PT.)

Career Book Giveaway

What do you wear to work?

Excitingly enough, it seems that summer has arrived – in Toronto, at least. This weekend was hot, hot, hot and I have to say, I loved it. Though being sweaty and overly hot is somewhat uncomfortable, it’s better than being frosty.

So I'm a little coupon crazy

One of my favourite things to do on Fridays when I get home from work is look through all the flyers that are waiting for me on the front porch. It's a simple pleasure, I know, but there's something about all those coupons just waiting to be clipped.

A $1500 Allowance

When I heard Britney was given a $1500 a week allowance, I laughed. Out loud.

A Whole New Cube

Today is a sad day in the life of Robotic Hottie. I’ve been torn asunder from my regular office environment and slotted into a new office environment. Normal people wouldn’t find this to be such a huge inconvenience

2008 = My Life in Order

All About the Benjamins

Seventy-five percent of Canadians live along the longest unprotected border in the world – the Canada U.S. border region. And what do we get for being such good buddies with the U.S. of A?

Saving Spree

I’m going on a diet. It’s time to trim the fat, cut the excess and live more moderately in terms of my financial spending. I’m tired of being broke a week before payday, ordering in on my credit card to compensate for my budget mishaps and impulse buys that give me buyer’s remorse as soon as my goods are wrapped up. It’s time I start saving for the future.

The Cost of Being Single

Living the life of singledom can be costly – there’s only one income to pay for the rent/mortgage, bills, and other essentials (such as shoes). But have you ever wondered if there are hidden costs to being single?

Rant: Escape From New York

Who would have thought that my recent trip to NY with my husband could have ended up being such a disaster? In a nutshell, here’s what went wrong.

Save Ye Money

While I’d prefer being blissfully unaware of my finances, I’m the complete opposite. I check my account balance almost daily and I squirrel money away in so many nooks and crannies, I fear I’ve lost more than I have saved.