The holidays often arrive faster than expected. One moment Canadians are enjoying the last colours of fall, and the next they are scrambling for last-minute gifts, juggling higher utility bills, and trying to cover travel costs and festive meals. For many households, December spending lands like a snowstorm: heavy, overwhelming, and expensive. That is why […]
September has a certain clarity to it. The humid haze of summer fades, and in its place comes crisp mornings, turning leaves, and, if we’re being honest, a subtle undercurrent of anxiety. The holidays are only a few months away. That means gift lists, travel plans, and social events are on the horizon. If you […]
The dress, the flowers, the venue, the food and drinks. The list for everything that goes into a wedding goes on and on – and so does the price tag. Planning a wedding can be stressful enough but adding in the costs that come with it can be overwhelming. One of GoDay’s favourite tips when […]
It might not feel like it, but summer isn’t that far away. Considering everything going on with COVID, it’s more important than ever that we plan for summer fun. Chances are it won’t include crowded beaches, nightclubs, and teeming restaurants. Nonetheless, that doesn’t mean summer needs to be boring. We can probably attend fun events, […]
It’s no surprise that December and the holiday season can be the most expensive time of year. In 2018, a study was done that revealed in America alone 33% of people were expected to spend at least $1000 on gifts. It’s safe to say that Christmas has turned into a holiday that has us spending […]
2019 is well on its way and it’s the time of year for reflecting on the year that has just passed, and setting new intentions and goals for the year ahead. New years goals and resolutions can often take on the “set it, and forget it mentality”. How many times have you made it to […]
The holiday season is known to be one of the most expensive times of the year. Do you have your budget ready to know how much you’re spending? The amount people are spending this holiday season is up again from last year, averaging about $643 on gifts just this season. That’s why we give you the tips to […]
The holiday season can come with a hefty price tag. It’s said that the average American will spend just shy of $900 USD this holiday season, and while Christmas can be full of fun get togethers, time with your family, and the jolly ol’ big guy in the red suit, it’s easy to blow your […]
The holiday season can be one of the most wonderful times of the year. You get the opportunity to spend time with family, friends, and who doesn’t love the magic of Christmas? However, the holiday season can come with a price tag that can often be daunting and a burden for many people and families. […]
Wedding season is quickly approaching and whether you’re in the bridal party or just a guest planning on attending a wedding, you are going to want to make sure you know the in’s and out’s of modern day wedding etiquette for guests who will be attending weddings. That’s why we created a list of some […]
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