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| Name: W. Lindsay From: Wilberforce, Ontario |
In 1980 I had a brain aneurism. Since then I have been on W.C. For ten years I am in the red every month. I would like to be able to get out of the red. So I would not have to depend on the overdraft. This is what I receive every month, 2890.88. I would so like to hear from you.
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| Name: Jeanine |
I just want to say I'm ADDICTED to watching your show online LOL(when baby sleeps)...I've done my budget from August-December and it's amazing how much money one has when you start allocating it to certain needs/wants,etc...we have a LOC that is $10,000 and 2 CC's totalling $2,500.00 and when I did a budget I figured out we can have the CC's paid off by November and $4,000.00 paid on the LOC...Keep the great shows coming and keeping us honest! Cheers to you! Jeanine
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| Name: tom venner From: Greater Hamilton Area E-mail: tvenner@gicfinancial.com |
Hi Gail. I'm a Financial Advisor and often use your ideas to help my clients and prospects find extra funds to invest in their RRSP's, RESP's etc. I often just refer them to your website or TV show. Keep up the good work educating people about budgeting and saving. The better job you do, the more prospective clients for me
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| Name: Ajana From: Hong Kong |
Oops! Sorry. I meant James and Risa.
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| Name: Ajana From: Hong Kong |
Jamie and Lisa, there's no time limit. Except the one to get started! That's now! You may find you need to tweak them, particularly if you don't really know where your money currently goes. It took me a couple of months to get it right but I may tweak them as circumstances change. I love my jars because they keep me on budget which helps me to see the light at the end of the debt tunnel. When I'm debt free, I'll still keep the jars. Good luck and embrace the jars!
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| Name: Julie E-mail: jesmith32@hotmail.com |
Thanks very much Julie
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| Name: Julie From: outside of Montréal, Québec E-mail: yves.julie@videotron.ca |
Hi everyone, this is in response to Julie, the episode your are talking about is season 4 number 42 on slice Tv on the 'net. Enjoy. Julie ![]()
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| Name: Julie E-mail: jesmith32@hotmail.com |
Good morning Does anyone happen to know which episode it was that Gail had a lovely young couple dress in bright t-shirts and hand out pamphlets on a campus re: the pitfalls of student loans? Thanks for your help!
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| Name: Kathleen From: Toronto |
Hi Gail and fans of Gail. My husband and I love the show and we learn so much. I have a concern related to the blog entry on monitoring one's credit score/rating and how to minimize identity theft (which would ruin one's credit score/rating). When I pay with a credit card, I always check the store copy of the receipt and if it contains my full credit card number, I scribble out all but the last four numbers. I am not comfortable with the idea of having my full name, credit card number and expiry date printed on paper for everyone to see. Occassionally a store clerk tell will me that it's the store policy or the bank policy to have the whole number on paper for whatever reason: eg for verifying records. But I would rather have peace of mind by protecting my credit card number than follow this policy. Besides, lots of other companies print a store copy of the receipt that only has the last four numbers of my credit card. So what's up with some companies requesting or requiring a customer's full credit card number being printed on a paper receipt? Has anyone else come across this situation? Thanks!
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| Name: James and Risa From: London E-mail: thehassalls@rogers.com |
We are a young family with an above average duel income. Like allot of people (more then I realized) we are in a financial rut when it comes to budgeting properly. We are going to do your "cash Jar" method. Is there a time limit that it should take to perfect it? looking forward to the right financial track... thanks for the help Jamie and Risa
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