The World's Top Ten Lost Treasures
Filed under: Entrepreneurship, Weird & Wonderful, Television Last month, WalletPop brought you the story of a crew of American excavators and commercial divers who made a treacherous trip to South...
View ArticleDoes NetTalk's Duo Wifi Truly Beat a Land Line?
Filed under: Budgeting & Planning, Economizer, Family Finances, Saving, Shopping, Technology, Pop's Wallet, Your HomeAli vs. Frazier, Balboa vs. Creed, Tyson vs. Holyfield... VoIP vs. Telephone?...
View ArticleFear Not, Some Summer Jobs are Still Available Right Now
Filed under: Employment & Careers, HolidaysIf you're like I was in high school, you're a little slow on the uptake, especially when it comes to finally getting around to looking for that summer job...
View ArticleExpensive Food Forgeries and How to Spot Them
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Budgeting & Planning, Food & Drink, Fraud, ShoppingSo you think your palate is pretty well honed, huh? You know an expensive bottle of wine against a cheap bottle of...
View ArticleSymbolism in American Money: What Does it All Mean?
Filed under: Weird & WonderfulI was once a guy with a lot of time on my hands. A few times, I used that time to stare at the bills in my pocket and it got me to ponder where the symbols on our...
View ArticleWorld's Top 10 Most Expensive Restaurants
Filed under: Food & Drink, Weird & WonderfulSome restaurants serve not just meals, but sensory experiences, and while these experiences will surely be life-altering, they come at a hefty price....
View ArticleThe Creation Myth on Canadian Money: What Does It Mean?
Filed under: Weird & Wonderful Last week, we revealed the meaning behind the symbols on the U.S. one dollar bill and uncovered an alleged conspiracy involving freemasons, a new world order, a...
View ArticleCredit Card Urban Legends and Why We Fall for Them
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Credit Cards, Debt, Fraud Rumours persist in all areas of life and our financial lives are no exception. Humans are generally gullible. We will believe anything, especially...
View ArticleWhat to Watch Out For When Buying a New Car This Spring
Filed under: Budgeting & Planning, Economizer With spring in the air and summer on the way, Canadians from coast to coast have begun asking themselves that age-old question, "Is it time for a new...
View ArticleBuying a Car? The Lingo You Need to Know
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Budgeting & Planning, Economizer, ShoppingAny first time car buyer is guaranteed to be intimidated by the terms and lingo used by most salesmen on the lot. Problem is, if...
View ArticleThe Truth Behind the Prepaid Credit Cards Celebrities Promote
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Celebs & Money, Consumer Complaints, Credit Cards, Debt, Family Finances, ShoppingThese days, it seems talent isn't enough. Celebrities have to get their name and image...
View ArticleOne Man Makes Winning the Lottery His Full-Time Job
Filed under: Weird & Wonderful, Book Reviews, Pop's WalletWe've talked to Carolyn Wilman -- Canada's self-described Contest Queen. She told us how she dominates sweepstakes and contests like it's...
View ArticleWhere Does the Tax Deduction Go If Rob Ford "Crackstarter" Money is Donated...
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Celebs & Money, Weird & Wonderful, TaxesUnless you've been living under a rock, you know that both the Toronto Star and the media news and gossip site Gawker have...
View ArticleHow to Get Out of Debt for $10 a Day
Filed under: Budgeting & Planning, Debt, Family Finances, Book ReviewsWhile the banks and credit card companies lure us deeper and deeper into hopeless financial holes that become our bastard...
View ArticleDanielle LaPorte's Tips for Upping Your Money Game
Filed under: Budgeting & Planning, Family Finances, SavingWe've all heard how to be smart with our money: Save for an emergency, make more than you spend, pay down your debt, track your spending,...
View Article'Body Economic' Author Dr. Sanjay Basu Explains Why Austerity Kills
Filed under: Debt, Health, Book ReviewsFrom The Great Depression to The Global Recession, often what follows is an upswing in suicides, alcoholism and drug abuse. However, in their new book, The Body...
View ArticleThe Help Files: Finding a Locksmith Without Being Left in the Cold
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Fraud, House & HomeIn a single moment, there may be nothing worse than being locked out. It doesn't matter if you're locked out of your car or your home, the moment is...
View ArticleKeep the Change: Should Tipping Be Banned As a Discriminatory Practice?
Filed under: Family Finances, Food & Drink, Saving, Travel, Pop's WalletI'm sorry to tell you this waitstaff, but a lot of people hate tipping. It's confusing, with people inevitably hemming and...
View ArticleDo You Need More Gold? Revisiting Your Gold Investment
Filed under: Buyer Beware, Budgeting & Planning, Investing, Retirement and RRSPs, Saving, Pop's WalletMany people invested in gold when the markets were tanking during the global recession. But,...
View ArticleThe New Servant Class: How to Become 'The Help' for the Rich and Famous
Filed under: Celebs & Money, Employment & Careers, House & Home, Television, Your HomeWhile the middle class erodes, the 1% is expanding. Just this year, there are nearly 450 billionaires...
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