Summer savings, cool treats and smart work lunches
By BrighterLife.ca
The BrighterLife.ca weekly roundup of recommended reads about money, health, family, working life and retirement:
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Summer savings In a list of ways to save money and energy, Yahoo! Finance explains why you might need a new fridge but not a new dryer, and separates the hybrids from the hype. 8 ways to stop wasting money (and energy) |
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Peanut butter and jam reinvented This could be our favourite hot-weather treat of all time: Angela Liddon on Oh She Glows whips up a frozen, vegan twist on the classic PB & J – yum! Peanut butter, jam, & banana soft serve popsicles + blog news |
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Forecast: long weekend fun For those of us outside Quebec and Newfoundland, the August long weekend is fast approaching. Regency Shutters presents some ideas for making it the best Civic Holiday/Simcoe Day/Natal Day/British Columbia Day/New Brunswick Day ever right from the comfort of your home, saving hundreds a year. Long weekend guide |
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Let’s (not) do lunch A new survey shows most working Canadians buy lunch at least once a week, spending close to $9 per meal, says the Globe and Mail. If you brown-bag it instead, you can save hundreds of dollars a year. Buying your lunch? That’s one expensive habit |
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Stay young at heart: Start your own business With variety, flexibility, relationship-building and opportunities for continuous learning, BoomerBizBuilder says going into your own business ticks all the boxes for staying young. Boomers: Stay young. Start a business |
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