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| Name: Tracy Smith From: Strathroy, On E-mail: tracysmith_44@msn.com |
Hi Gail Just writing to say love your show,my husband often trys to see how people get on your show for help,
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| Name: Erin From: Halton Hills, Ontario |
Hi Gail: I love the budget worksheets. Only one question, I have Registered Pension Plan deductioned on each pay at the source. So my net pay is after savings. How do you take this into account with the budget worksheets?
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| Name: chessa05 From: Calgary, AB |
Gail is right on with encouraging emergency funds. I started mine before even finding her show and had to make use of it recently. After saving up all year, I'm finally going to Europe. However, I was booked on Zoom Airlines and since they went under had to re-book on Air Canada. Even though I should get the $900 back from my credit card, that was an unexpected additional $1500 expense! Next targets: wedding and downpayment. It's sure hard to get ahead sometimes, even though I love budgetting and saving. P.s. Gail, going to come out West at all?
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| Name: Pearl caller From: Toronto, Ontario |
I have watched you show quite faithfully and have noticed something. You never mention HOW MUCH PER MONTH YOUR GUESTS PAY ON THEIR MORTGAGE OR ON THEIR RENT, why is that?
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| Name: Sue From: GTA |
I echo one of the other comments -- a show for single parents would be wonderful!
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| Name: Laura MacMillan From: Alberta Canada |
I've been watching your show for a couple of years. It took me about 6 months to decide to get serious about getting out of debt. I'm a 54 yr old widow, who was left with 4 kids and a new mortgage 14 years ago when my husband died. In the last year and a half I got an additional job, got an excellent book-keeping computer program and am using it properly, and in a year and a half I will be totally out of debt and will own my home free and clear. Also I'm helping my 21 year old daughter learn how to pay down her consumer debt, save money, and meet her bills. I don't use the jars, but have incorporated other ideas from your show - and the realization that this takes prolonged resolve and determination - and must take this opportunity to say "thank you, thank you, thank you" for saving my financial life!
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| Name: Christina From: Toronto E-mail: chrisbarnett@rogers.com |
I watch Till Debt us do part religiously, I love it, love your attitude and at the age of 52, I finally understand what money is about. I'm using the jars for the first time this week after completing the online budget. I'm looking forward as well to receiving your new book. Woohoo!
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| Name: Shawn From: Kawartha Lakes, ON |
My boyfriend and I watch 'Til Debt Do Us Part' all the time! He was a typical debit-debit-debiter until he saw your jar system and decided to adopt it himself, including the category names that you use. The jars have been awesome! It's such a simple concept to use cash so you think before you spend. The 'plastic' way of living has gotten a lot of people into serious debt, but it makes for great shows! We love you Gail! I'm glad that you have come into our lives. You have a great flare of personality unlike anyone I've ever seen on TV that makes people shut up and listen to you. You're just awesome! Keep up the good work and we'll keep watching!
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| Name: Cynthia From: Belleville, Ontario, Canada E-mail: cfort@hpedsb.on.ca |
I'm ordering 3 copies of your book, "A Woman of Independent Means", two copies of which I'm going to donate to our local public libraries (and get a charitable tax receipt for) and one which I'll keep as my own personal copy and lend out to women friends. Love your shows, Gail, has really opened my eyes about what happens when one begins to live beyond their means which ends up invariably sabotaging all your true hopes and dreams. You are indeed living proof that "A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle." All the best and thank you for helping your fellow beings.
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| Name: Kathleen From: Toronto |
Hello everyone. There's a great article on the Canadian Sympatico/MSN Money website called "Why you may be stuck in debt forever" which talks about all the principles Gail covers in her shows. You know, like live on cash and wake up to your spending habits. Have a read and enjoy the long weekend!
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