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 Shoppers, beware of the upsell before you’re soldUpsells can seem like small add-ons to a purchase, but can end up being costly for consumers
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 How to leave a job wellWhether you're resigning or just finishing a contract, there’s an art to walking out the door with class
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 Women’s roadblock to power: themselvesIn her new book, No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power, author Gloria Feldt says the time is ripe for women to reach full gender equality, if only they would seize it
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 What would you do to burn your mortgage?A new TV show puts overspending families through physical challenges to show that a mortgage doesn’t have to be a life sentence
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 To teach financial literacy, get 'em while they’re youngAs one expert puts it: ‘People who have a better handle on their finances have better relationships, better health and better lives all round.’ Who can argue with that?
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 To teach financial literacy, get 'em while they’re youngAs one expert puts it: ‘People who have a better handle on their finances have better relationships, better health and better lives all round.’ Who can argue with that?
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 How much is that data plan going to cost you?What we can expect to pay for watching TV shows and movies through the Internet
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 The video job interview: When your face precedes the face-to-faceMore U.S. employers are using video interviews to prescreen candidates, but Canadian firms are uneasy
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 Shoppers, beware of the upsell before you’re soldUpsells can seem like small add-ons to a purchase, but can end up being costly for consumers
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 So you really want to be rich?It helps to be sure of your reasons
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 Five tips: Find the right credit cardYou could be paying hundreds of dollars for something you don't need -- and missing out on rewards, besides
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 Flying high – and that’s no actAs a pilot as well as an actor, the Stratford festival veteran likes to hit his mark just right
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 Tweak your personal habits to get ahead in businessAuthor Frances Cole Jones says your business-lunch habits, the state of your desk and grammatical miscues could be holding you back
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 Six tips for gaining a professional edgeFrances Cole Jones offers advice on how to gain a professional edge
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 What would you do to burn your mortgage?A new TV show puts overspending families through physical challenges to show that a mortgage doesn’t have to be a life sentence
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 Women’s roadblock to power: themselvesIn her new book, No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power, author Gloria Feldt says the time is ripe for women to reach full gender equality, if only they would seize it
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 A small investment that really pays off? Books and courses for yourselfSetting aside a little money each week could translate into big future gains
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 Father of the bride no longer expected to pay, poll findsWith couples marrying later, many wedding traditions are taking a hit
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 Savvy shoppers are titillated by the price tag, study findsNew research indicates that people can get as excited spotting a deal as they do watching porn
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 How to leave a job wellWhether you're resigning or just finishing a contract, there’s an art to walking out the door with class
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 Money troubles? Blame your childhoodSelf-destructive financial behaviours may stem from our earliest experiences with money
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 The secret to work-life balanceMultitasking at home goes hand in hand with family conflict, according to an analysis of 1,200 workers
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 Can't take the heat? Don't sign on to be a sous-chef (or a lawyer, or a doctor)No matter what career path you choose, experts warn, you have to make peace with the stuff you won't like
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 Registry of lechers in the workplaceA new online database targets sexual harassers in the workplace
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 Big Cheese, you left a holeQuitting may seem dreamy but when the boss bails out, the aftermath can be a nightmare
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