Here are some more great ways to control your finances and keep your cash:
Join a buying club that offers deep discounts. Buy what you need, and have it on hand, saving late night trips to the expensive quick stop shops. How did they ever get by on those wagon trains to California, without a convenience store?
Remember that the Revenue Canada allows you to take a deduction for donations of clothing, furniture, and miscellaneous items. Whatever they would be worth at a thrift shop is a guide. Simply obtain a receipt, and report it on your taxes. You’ll empty the house of cast off items, get more room in your closet, and help someone less fortunate, while lowering your taxes!
Being fit may require joining a health club, but if you joined and don’t go, it’s time to decide, go or quit. As a half step, some clubs offer off peak or alternate day plans that can help cut the fat out of your budget.
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