The end of the year means it's time to re-evaluate everything in our lives from relationships and health to finances and careers.

Yes, it’s that time of the year again. The malls are going to be swamped and you’re going to be hearing Christmas tunes everywhere. In between stressing about shopping for gifts and trying to figure out how to get out of that party that you really don’t want to attend, chances are that the holidays will pass you by pretty quickly.

The holiday season seems more magical when you have kids. As a result, it makes sense to create an environment of fun all season long. If you can get the kids involved for the entire month of December, it makes the entire holiday season that much more fun. That's why one of my favourite holiday traditions is Elf on the Shelf.

Unless you’re a smart shopper, you can end up paying more than you need to.

These days, it seems like the average Canadian homeowner is easily paying more than $100 per month in home insurance.

The best things in life are free. The same principle holds true when it comes to Christmas trees.

“Why’s my insurance quote so ridiculous?”

Are you one of those people who’s been so busy that you just realized that Christmas is only a few days away? Are you frozen with fear at the thought of visiting the mall this weekend, knowing full well that hundreds of other people are in the same situation as you? Are you scouring the internet for last minute gift ideas that won’t break the bank?

College students are known for being broke and living off scraps. We all remember college as the time in our lives where we were dirt poor. The reality is that you don’t have to be flat broke in college. You can make some extra cash so that you can afford a few extra concerts and even a trip.

As the weather gets colder and the days become drearier, many of us want to head to warmer climes.