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🎙️ SHOW NOTES — Episode 2: Buy Smart
Episode SummaryThis episode explores how quality, longevity, and maintenance can save you significant money over time. We discuss why “cheap” often becomes expensive, how to evaluate long-term value using cost-per-use, and how to use strategic timing, apps, and flyers to buy quality items at the best price. You’ll also learn how small maintenance habits protect your purchases and reduce the cycle of constant replacement.
Topics Covered
Why cheap purchases often cost more in the long run
The financial benefits of buying quality
Understanding cost-per-use as a value tool
How to shop strategically using timing, sales, apps, and flyers
The importance of planning ahead
Simple maintenance habits that extend product lifespan
How intentional buying connects to better budgeting
Key Takeaways
Not all purchases are equal — quality matters.
Cost-per-use is a better measure than price.
The best financial wins come from buying well and buying on sale.
Maintenance protects the money you’ve already spent.
Smart spending is intentional spending.
Resources & Links
Maple Leaf Money Substack: www.mapleleafmoney.substack.com
Instagram: @maple_leaf_money
X (Twitter): @mapleleafmoney1
By Financial education and empowerment for all Canadians.🎙️ SHOW NOTES — Episode 2: Buy Smart
Episode SummaryThis episode explores how quality, longevity, and maintenance can save you significant money over time. We discuss why “cheap” often becomes expensive, how to evaluate long-term value using cost-per-use, and how to use strategic timing, apps, and flyers to buy quality items at the best price. You’ll also learn how small maintenance habits protect your purchases and reduce the cycle of constant replacement.
Topics Covered
Why cheap purchases often cost more in the long run
The financial benefits of buying quality
Understanding cost-per-use as a value tool
How to shop strategically using timing, sales, apps, and flyers
The importance of planning ahead
Simple maintenance habits that extend product lifespan
How intentional buying connects to better budgeting
Key Takeaways
Not all purchases are equal — quality matters.
Cost-per-use is a better measure than price.
The best financial wins come from buying well and buying on sale.
Maintenance protects the money you’ve already spent.
Smart spending is intentional spending.
Resources & Links
Maple Leaf Money Substack: www.mapleleafmoney.substack.com
Instagram: @maple_leaf_money
X (Twitter): @mapleleafmoney1