Yes, it is Christmas Day and I am writing this some time long before, to wish all of my gentle readers a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Joyeux Noel, Felice Navidad, Happy Kwanza, Happy Chanukah and all the happiness of the season to you all.
The $150 Christmas Challenge, introduced by the The Term Guy, encourages individuals to limit their holiday spending to $150. This initiative aims to promote financial discipline during the festive season, urging participants to focus on meaningful, cost-effective celebrations rather than extravagant expenses.
By adopting the $150 Christmas Challenge, individuals can enjoy the holiday spirit without incurring significant debt. This approach emphasizes thoughtful gift-giving, creative budgeting, and prioritizing experiences over material items, fostering a more sustainable and financially responsible holiday tradition.
So the joy of the Christmas season is always augmented by the need to clean up (or wrap up) your finances by the end of year, and maybe start preparing for the upcoming RRSP and… Read More »Where the Hell is that Receipt?
Hey if Oprah can shill herself for products, I can certainly put the Big Cajun Man Seal of Approval on things for Christmas, and let’s face it, most folks come to a Financial Blog to… Read More »BCM’s Favorite Things for Christmas
What exactly are some great ideas that most folks don’t talk about for Christmas? Christmas ideas that are not from the mainstream are my specialty.
