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When it comes to all-access passes, the answer is apparently yes. And paying a flat rate for unlimited visits or usage, rather than shelling out per purchase, can help you save some serious cash over the long haul.

That said, it can be hard to know for sure whether those trendy packages are worth the upfront cost—which is why we went ahead and vetted some of the most popular one-fee unlimited services to find out which ones are truly worthy of your hard-earned bucks. 5 money-saving tips to get you through tough economic times There's no doubt Alberta, and much of Canada, is going through a tough economic time.

The Canadian dollar closed Wednesday below 70 cents U.S. for the first time in nearly 13 years, oil prices have fallen to lows not seen since the early 2000s and layoffs have hit Alberta's oilpatch in the tens of thousands. Financial expert and host of the popular Canadian series 'Til Debt Do Us Part,' Gail Vaz-Oxlade, stopped by the Global Edmonton studios Wednesday with some helpful tips to get you through the slump Source: Globalnews Website There's app for just about everything these days, it's hard to prioritize which ones are worth taking up space on your smartphones. News 8 is helping you stretch your dollar with a few free apps that can save both time and money, Your smart phone can do it all, and if you're using the right apps, it may even save you some money.

5 money saving tips for start-ups When you are starting a new business, costs are usually higher than we often expect so looking at ways to maximise every penny is important. For every penny you spend, you have to know where you are going to make it back and know that you are getting the highest possible value from it. Here are five money saving tips to help get your start-up off on the right track.

Britain's thriftiest pensioner's money saving tips

A woman from Scunthorpe has been labelled as the country's thriftiest pensioner. Ilona Richards lives off a budget of less than £2,400 a year and boils water in the microwave instead of a kettle to save on her energy bills. She also asks her friends to bring their own tea bags when they visit her.

Really, neither one is ideal or wrong. They are both doing what works for them.

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