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How to Raise Kids Who Are Smart About Money
While I like to think I am the best teacher for my child when it comes to life and learning, it helps to have back up. Talk With Our Kids About Money is a free program powered by BMO Financial Group in partnership with the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education that helps parents relay financial information to their children in an age appropriate manner.
30 Ways to Save Money at the Grocery Store
For many, saving money at the grocery store is not just a hobby but a necessity. We’ve put together 27 ideas for saving money at the grocery store, with hope that these tips will help you take a bite out of rising food prices.
Together We Can Bake a Difference
For the second year in a row families, students and schools across Canada will participate in We Bake for Change, an initiative of WE Day, made possible in Canada by Robin Hood. Last year, young Canadians proved they know the recipe for positive change, as their individual and school bake sales raised more than $330,000 in support of Free The Children partner communities in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
How to Have a Mindful 2016
The end of a year and beginning of the next is often a time for reflection. Time to consider both good and bad from the year that’s been and to plan for changes and good intentions for the year to come.
Clairol Facebook Live Rules & Regulations
GENERAL The Clairol Facebook Live Giveaway (the “Contest”) is operated by SavvyMom.ca and Clairol/Coty Inc. (the “Sponsors”). By entering the…
4 Things You Can Do Right Now to Set Yourself up for Financial Success in 2016
2015 might be drawing to a close, but you can still set yourself up for financial success in the new year. Here are 4 things you can do right now to set yourself up for a financially successful 2016.
How Can I Help a Syrian Refugee?
A realistic guide to the things we can all do to help Syrian refugees.
The Savviest Way to Shop the Black Friday Sales
When it comes to Black Friday, we’re connoisseurs. It’s not enough to just head to the big stores and line up—we have a plan, and we know what we’re after. This is our take on the best deals and the bargains worth our precious time.
Six Tools for Talking with Teachers
There will undoubtedly come a time when we may feel the need to speak with the teacher about a problem that our child is experiencing, whether at the teacher’s request or at our own. Here are six tools for making the most of a parent-teacher meeting.