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Week 2: Live Within Your Means
Written by The Content Team | Published on November 10, 2017
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Week two of Financial Literacy Month (FLM) is focused on living within your means. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, that means spending money only on what one can afford. It sounds simple, but can be easier said than done.
FLM is recognized each November as a way to grow financial literacy and empower Canadians to better manage their money. To follow along this year, we're highlighting some of our most relevant resources related to FLM's weekly themes. Here are five related to living within your means. Enjoy exploring!
Pay Yourself First: What Does it Really Mean?
As Warren Buffett puts it, "Don't save what is left after spending; spend what is left after saving."
7 Creative Ideas for a Resourceful Retirement
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Drop the Excuses for Bailing on Investment Plans
Here are 7 ways to help keep your plans on track.
Bon Voyage! Investing for Your Ultimate Vacation
Planning and discipline can help make your ultimate vacation a reality.
How Traditional Life-Stage Investing Can Get Turned on Its Head
Investing plans can take a turn when life throws you a curveball.
Check back next week for more #FLM2017 inspiration. Find last week's highlights here.
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