Amanda Collins

Short answer: yes, cutting the cord is still worth it in for most Canadian households, but the savings are smaller than they were five years ago and they disappear entirely for a few specific kinds of families. If your TV package is your biggest line item after rent and you watch mostly on-demand shows, you … Read more

If you are weighing a minivan vs SUV for a growing family, you are probably past the specs stage and stuck on the real question: which one will make the next five years easier, and which one will not. This guide is a decision framework, not a sales pitch. We walk through the sliding door … Read more

You can save money on car insurance with a teen driver without ever dropping a driver from your policy. The real savings come from stacking every discount your teen qualifies for, putting them on a vehicle that costs less to insure, and being honest about the car they actually drive. Add a 16 or 17 … Read more

Most lists of side hustles for stay at home moms promise “passive income” and then hand you a link. This one does not. I spent six weeks reading what moms actually earn, what they actually get paid for, and how long it takes to see a first payment in Edmonton and across Canada. The short … Read more