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VIEW THIS EMAIL IN YOUR BROWSER How I fell into a chronic loop of debt addiction Writer Jane Dough (no, that's not her real name) details her struggles with debt addiction in this new series. The Debt Diaries walks us through Jane's 12 steps of 'Debtors Anonymous.' What's step one? Admit the problem. Is the Vitamix blender really worth the hype? We did three tests to find out if the $750 machine is worth it Advertisement How to see Tokyo for less than $1,800 Plus, some splurge options if you're willing to spend a little more How this couple spent $5,000 in one week Here's how Caitlin and Ryan can start seeing eye-to-eye with their finances Ontario election guide 2018 Where the Ontario parties stand on issues that will affect your wallet Advertisement This extreme couponer saves thousands for charity Here's how this student saves for a good cause Can investors win by following government money? If the TransMountain pipeline goes from Crown corp to IPO, investors should pay attention Advertisement RBC wants to talk trash with you, in return for your personal information RBC is offering an app to tell people in Toronto if it's garbage or recycling week — in return for them handing over valuable information the bank can use to sell them products How spousal survivorship rights work with property A deceased person could have assets that were not controlled by her executor © 2018 Privacy Policy · Newsletter signup Unsubscribe from MoneySense Weekly One Mount Pleasant Road, 8th floor, Toronto, ON M4Y 2Y5 letters@moneysense.ca