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- Customer service horror stories
- 65 messages by 53 authors
- Last post on September-22-11 8:45:16 AM
- poor customer service
- 1 messages by 1 authors
- Last post on July-21-11 7:05:28 AM
Your moneyDiscuss saving strategies, debt solutions as well as issues surrounding how we spend our money.
- Do you think the Olympics are worth it?
- 151 messages by 101 authors
- Last post on May-11-12 9:50:59 AM
- Products you can only get in the U.S.
- 1410 messages by 1152 authors
- Last post on April-26-12 11:01:18 AM
Market talkCanadians are invited to discuss stocks, mutual funds and other investments, as well as issues gripping both domestic and international markets.
- What Kind Of Economic Legacy Are We the Next Generation Left With!
- 3 messages by 1 authors
- Last post on June-23-11 11:53:38 AM
- The Market
- 1 messages by 1 authors
- Last post on April-21-11 3:49:54 PM
Retirement, RRSPs and TFSAsHow much should you contribute? Where should you put your money? Discuss these and other issues surrounding RRSPs as you prepare yourself for retirement.
- RRSP vs OAS clawback
- 6 messages by 3 authors
- Last post on July-26-11 6:48:05 AM
- Mortgage or RRSP? Your opinions please
- 52 messages by 41 authors
- Last post on July-16-11 11:16:14 PM
Buying / Selling a homeWhether you're buying or selling a home - chances are you've got questions. Share your thoughts or ask others their opinion on real estate matters in Canada.
- Canada's worst places to live
- 236 messages by 191 authors
- Last post on October-05-11 6:25:51 AM
- Worst home buying mistakes
- 76 messages by 67 authors
- Last post on August-03-11 1:14:18 PM
Tax talkWe all hate them - but we can't escape them either. All we can do is cope. Share tips on how you do this - and how you reduce your burden.
- HST debate
- 432 messages by 348 authors
- Last post on October 18, 2011 10:30:51 AM
- Taxes we hate
- 167 messages by 147 authors
- Last post on August 4, 2011 9:31:47 PM
Small business mattersSmall business drives the Canadian economy - a fact often overlooked when big business dominates the headlines. Share thoughts on the state of small business in this country, issues facing emerging entrepreneurs as well as insight on starting a business.
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- Groupon introduces loyalty program for repeat buyers
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- What's in an (iPhone 5) name?
- Should there be some sort of limit on yard sales?
- Canadian Zinc raises capex estimate for Prairie Creek mine
- Oil falls on euro zone, WTI at six-month low
- Greek political turmoil heightens euro exit fears
- BHP warns commodity markets to cool further
- Gold hits 4-1/2 month low on Greece turmoil
- Analysis: Euro twilight zone beckons for Greece
- FBI probes JPMorgan, shareholders back Dimon
- CIBC hopes to steal clients with "mobile wallets"
- Canada says job data good, recovery will be lumpy
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Making friends at work a good way to get promotedThere is likely a large chunk of the Canadian workforce that hates going to work. And you wouldn’t blame them. Heck, you might even be one of them. Work generally stinks, and it’s that much worse when the people at...
Do you care what panhandlers do with the money you give?Old joke: A panhandler knocks on the door of the rectory one day looking for a handout. The priest gives him five dollars, saying “Now spend this for food and not on booze.” The panhandler takes the money, grumbling, “Father,...
- New DVR feature lets viewers automatically skip commercials
In consumer consumption, there are several “can’t go back” items. For instance, after you’ve gone HD, you can’t go back to standard definition. After you’ve installed air conditioning in your home, it’s tough to return to sweating out July nights....
Groupon introduces loyalty program for repeat buyersA new rewards program from Groupon aims to increase the likelihood that one-time only ‘daily deal’ customers finally become long-term customers. Groupon and other deals programs have been criticized by many merchants who felt one-off deals weren't necessarily a good...
