These top money bloggers share their personal experiences and spending habits to show you that paying off debt and achieving financial freedom is possible.

Five money bloggers you should be following

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Caroline Cakebread has been Chatelaine.com's money expert since 2006. She is also a recovering academic and the mother of two small kids. She lives in Toronto where she writes and reads about all things financial.

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Money guru Bruce Sellery shares retirement planning advice on how to help you retire happy, healthy and wealthy.

Bruce Sellery: Six retirement planning tips

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Debt or RRSP: Not sure which should be a bigger priority? Ask yourself these six questions to make the best decision.

Debt or RRSP: Should you pay off debt or contribute to your RRSP?

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A third of Canadians are depending on their Canada Pension Plan contributions to fund their retirement, but have they done the math on their so-called plan?

Why you shouldn't rely on the Canada Pension Plan

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At 38-years-old, Danny Kofke has already managed to save $60,000, while supporting a family of four. Here are some strategies to help you save 1 million for retirement.

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Six money myths about retirement

Should you pay off debt or contribute to your RRSP?

Why you shouldn't rely on the Canada Pension Plan

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