Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts for the Hobbyist in Your Life
Gift giving doesn’t have to a struggle. Everybody has a hobby or interest, you just have to listen carefully to your BFF when she is talking about hers. It is…
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The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide
This year, we all feel like cocooning and staying warm in cozy clothes or wrapped up in a blanket! With the holidays just around the corner, we found some perfect…
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Last Minute Gifts You Can Find At The Drug Store
The holidays are quickly approaching, and if you’re beginning to stress because you have left shopping until the last minute, we have good news for you! You can find great…
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Holiday Gift Guide: Gifts for Him from the pages of SWAGGER
‘Tis the season to be jolly, or is it? If you can’t find the perfect gift for the man in your life, the weeks leading up to the holidays can…
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How to Stay on Top of Your Spending During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a whirlwind of parties, family commitments and get togethers. All of this means that you have less time for yourself. There are gifts to buy,…
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Holiday Driving: Tips to Stay Safe and Still Celebrate
For many people, the holidays are filled with parties and get togethers. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, right? Most pre-holiday and New Year’s Eve parties include having a drink…
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How To Get The Most Out Of Your Computer
Most of us have to use technology in our daily lives. Whether you are using it for work, for your side hustle or for play, you need to make sure…
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Decluttering Your Kitchen With a KonMari Expert
Marie Kondo released “The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up” in 2014 and millions were inspired to “Spark Joy” and start decluttering their homes. Her 2019 series, “Tidying Up With…
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Our Top Tips to Survive the Winter Drive
Everyone dreads the cold and snow that the typical Canadian winter brings. It’s even more challenging when you have to commute. White knuckle driving is the reality in bad weather. …
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Save Time and Money by Using Banking Apps
When most of us were growing up, our mothers would often take us to the bank as they were running errands. They would have to go in person for every…
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