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Are you in debt and fighting to get out of it? Consider The Debt Movement. I interview Jeff Rose, founder, about what The Debt Movement is all about.

This will be a HUGE 3-month push to pay down debt. You will have the opportunity to join together with personal finance bloggers as well as people like yourself who are working their way out of debt.

Money proverbs that would make good New Year's Resolutions for personal finance and lessons in money

The great news is that understanding your cash flow doesn't have to be difficult. You can largely automate it when you use budgeting tools that allow you to see where your money comes from, and track where it is going. Here are 5 budgeting tools Canadians can use to improve their finances:

For those of you who don't know Jim Yih, his primary work is putting financial education programs in the workplace. Companies large and small hire Jim to teach their employees about retirement, money, investing and other facets of personal finance.

A person who owns an incorporated business and has been diagnosed as having a learning disability can make business tax deductions for expenses that are related to the learning disability through utilizing the Health & Welfare Trust Solution.

Discover how to become a millionaire...secrets revealed in the personal finance classic book The Millionaire Next Door.

My University Money is proud to offer its own unique original resource with its interactive student budget.

As a woman who has been dating her boyfriend for the past 7 years, moved in together for the past 1.5 years, my perspective on an engagement ring is simple.

Fly United Airlines? Then you need to check out the slew of benefits the United MileagePlus Explorer Card offers up to cardholders. See more in our review.

It's safe to say most couple like kids. But before you add to your family you need to consider your finances. There are many expenses that come with a child.

It's safe to say most couple like kids. But before you add to your family you need to consider your finances. There are many expenses that come with a child.

"It must be great to be a landlord in most major Canadian cities these days.  Other than the whole putting up with renters thing I mean.  Your properties' value have skyrocketed the last couple of decades, and rental vacancy rates are so low that you have a tremendous amount of leverage as far as finding new clientele."

The Walking Dead is an awesome, fun show to watch. Many of the lessons learned surviving zombies transfer to your life and finances.

You may think your finances are out of your hands but really YOU are the one who controls the reigns. See how to take charge of your financial destiny.

The main concept behind DirectBuy is that they are an "insider's club" where members can purchase brand-name goods directly from manufacturers' warehouses and by doing so avoid the large retail markups that we see on most products. But is it worth it?

More Money for Beer and Textbooks is a common sense guide to student finances that won't put you to sleep or bore you to death.

The average tax return is about $3,000. Will you blow it all on something silly or put it to good use and improve your financial situation?

Zombies are scary enough right? But what's scarier is when your finances are a mess. Take a look at these 7 ways your finances are scarier than zombies.

Now that tax season is over, it's time to get a jump on next year's taxes. One of the reasons that tax season is so stressful is that many people end up leaving their documents organized all year. 

Before you invest, you should understand what you are investing in. This means that, before you add growth stocks to your portfolio, you need to understand what they are, and their purpose in your investing portfolio.