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Smart money saving tips you may not know

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Many cool ideas to save money in daily life Recently I read this book and found many chapters are fascination. There are many smart money saving tips we all do not know.   It’s a simple, engaging read filled with real-life stories that covers all of the basics Canadians need to know about credit, debt and investing. The book provides much-needed advice. It points out that today, Canadians are saddled with over 1.4 trillion dollars in consumer debt and less that 75% have three months’ savings in an emergency account. But the book is also filled with nuggets of valuable information that even the most financially astute may be unaware of. Top 1-Some bill payments affect your credit score more than others Keehn says many Canadians are surprised to discover that conventional mortgage payments are usually not included in their credit report. “So, it’s even more vital to ensure that credit card payments, loans and lines of credit are paid on time every month as those d...

Simple tips to remove burning or other bad smell from Microwave

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Excellent tips to removing bad/burning smell from Microwave Microwaves can pick up smell from the foods that you cook, especially if they get burnt. It is unpleasant to use a microwave that smells bad. Lots of food smells linger in the microwave for a long time. To combat those odors here are some simple tips for removing bad smell form the microwave.   First Tip: Use Lemon Juice First mix fresh lemon juice and water in a microwave safe cup or bowl and put it into the microwave. Run on high for 2 minutes, and then wait 2 more minutes before removing the mixture.   If the smell continues, you can make a paste with the juice and water mixture and baking soda and scrub the interior of the microwave. Then let this paste sit for 10 minutes the wipe off and rinse. Then my microwave is clean and odor free.     Second Tip:   Try Coffee Grounds     Try leaving a small plate with coffee grounds in the microwave overnight. Y...

How Social networking websites are harming our daily lives (more examples)

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More Danger of Social Media This is my second part of article in which you will see How Social networking Sites are harming our daily lives. In the last article we saw some real examples from web which are showing how Social networking Sites are harming our daily lives. As the popularity of social media sites (such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace) continues to explode, stories about the danger of social networking are piling up. You will find how much people are using Social Media to get popularity in weird way. A fire at a University of Guelph residence Saturday night was part of an apparent suicide attempt that was streamed online, school officials said Monday. A 20-year-old male student, believed to be the person who set the fire, was taken to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. The fire, which broke out just after 7:30 p.m., forced dozens of students to evacuate the residence.   The student live streamed his apparent suicide attempt on a video-sh...