Home and family blogger Shandesn Reid sitting on empty counter in new house on Buying a Home in Canada: 5 Things I Learned blogpost
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Recently, my husband and I began the process of buying a home in Canada. As first-time homebuyers, we decided the best route for us was to buy our house pre-construction, so we set off on the arduous homeownership journey that would last more than a year. As new immigrants, we

Tips for saving money image: A bliss pink purse laying on top of three credit cards. The bloggers logo- The Caffeinated Millennial: Shandean Reid on on the purse.
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Everyone (regular folks) looks for realistic ways to save money. Whatever the reason, whether to afford necessities, prepare for the future, or make large purchases, the goal is almost always to improve one’s lifestyle. We’ve all heard the sordid cliche advice that Millennials should buy fewer lattes, cut out subscriptions

Make your money work for your feature photo of a net bag with oranges in a tape with cloth in the background. Shandean Reid Canadian lifestyle blogger
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Canada is expensive! Yesterday, I went to the store and a pack of three whole chickens that generally run me about $30-$34 (Yes, I absolutely search for a package that weighs and costs a dollar or two less) cost $45 this grocery trip. It’s not that I am not aware

Cost of living in Canada picture showing two shopping receipts. Shandean Reid - Canadian Lifestyle blogger.
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As you may know, Canada markets itself aggressively to immigrants. This results in the highlight of the great things about living here, which are many. Canada is a great place to live, but the cost of living in Canada needs more external attention. Nowhere is perfect, of course, but many