Happy Friday Dinks. The world recently lost the famous movie critic Roger Ebert.  As you know I absolutely love movies, I love watching them at my home, I l watching them at the movie theatre and I love snacking on popcorn.

A standing movie date with my best friends includes dinner and movie at least once a week.  We all work in personal finance so we try not go crazy on the spending. Believe it or not our girl’s night out costs no more than $20 each week.  We found a good quality-for-the-dollar Mexican restaurant and we only go to the movies on the night of the week when movie tickets are half price.

It’s a great way to see all of the latest movies and have a night out without worrying about how much it costs.

What is your favourite non-expensive fun activity? And while we are asking questions, what is your favourite movie? My favourite movie is Jaws.

Enjoy these giveaways and posts from our personal finance friends. Have a great weekend Dinks.

Young Adult Money – Save Money Using Discount Codes

Narrow Bridge Finance – Should you Have a Safe Deposit Box?

Financial Samurai – The Main Reasons To Do And Not To Do Your Own Taxes

Careful Cents – Why I Decided to Quit My Job (and Think You Should Too)

Take Our Stuff is giving away a Burlap Sack o’ Stuff

The Happy Homeowner – Looking Good Costs Money…Or Does It?

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Tahnya is a Certified Financial Planner and former Investment Advisor turned marketing and communications professional She holds a degree from Concordia University, is debt free and currently works in the field of digital marketing.

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