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My husband is a very patient clothes shopper - he makes a point of going back to his favourite stores, waiting for stuff to go on sale. The guy can stalk a pair of pants for weeks (months even) until they get cheap enough.

We spend a lot of money on food, don’t we? We know we should eat at home more, but we just can’t seem to find the time to make those meals from scratch.

Not many would argue that autumn is Canada’s prime fashion season. And with the bible-thick fall magazines having already landed and a chill settling in the air, it’s official: It’s time to shop. Here, our top-10 list of under-$100, energize-your-wardrobe buys

My husband can’t take the heat — literally. Sizzling summer days are not his friend: he’d rather lock himself in the house with the air conditioning on full blast and not go back outside until September.

Inflation is up, and everything from food to fuel costs more. Find out how you can make quick changes to save money