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It's Never Too Late to Get On Top of Your Debt

Filed under: Video, Debt, New Year New Start

debtWalletPop sat down and interviewed Laurie Campbell, the Executive Director of Credit Canada.

So many people in Canada are dealing with debt, and many of them are feeling either too overwhelmed or embarrassed to confront it. But in this segment, Campbell says it's much better to confront the problem than let it grow into something worse.

Everyone's Falling for iPad

Filed under: Video, Shopping, Technology, Weird & Wonderful

Walletpop Canada found an interesting video of an iPad being dropped from 100,000 feet.

G-Form launched an iPad clad solely in the company's 6oz Extreme Edge case into space and then let it free-fall back to Earth. It appears the iPad continued to work just fine upon landing.

Okay, we're impressed.

Click below to view the video. Also, check out some other Walletpop iPad stories at the bottom of this post.





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Kevin O'Leary on How to Wake Up Rich & When to 'Fire' the Government

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Kevin O'Leary doesn't believe in looking at his stock price on any given day. Other metrics matter more. Find out why he woke up one day and realized he was rich, and when he believes it's right to 'fire' the government.

Kevin O'Leary: Why 'Ecopreneurship' Makes Sense

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship, Going Green

"I'm an environmentalist that loves making money," says an unapologetic Kevin O'Leary. In fact, O'Leary studied environmental sciences in school, and wants to find clean energy technologies to replace fossil fuels. Not out of environmental altruism, but as a potentially profitable business opportunity.

Having the Gift of Gab Isn't Everything in Business

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Arlene Dickinson is no stranger to Canadian television audiences. As the least dragon-like star of CBC TV's Dragons' Den, Dickinson exudes niceness, and her business philosophy reflects her belief that you have to be true to yourself to succeed in business. But she also points out that you have to have the right stuff in order to convince investors to put their money behind your product or service. To find out more about what that right stuff is, WalletPop Canada sat down with Dickinson to find out more about the art of Persuasion - which is also the title of her first book.

What Does Kevin O'LearyTell His Kids When it Comes to Making Money?

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship, Family Finances

Kevin O'Leary, the Lead Dragon on CBC Dragon's Den, doesn't mince words when he talks money. His own mother gave him good advice when he was a kid. WalletPop asked O'Leary what advice he gives to his own kids when it comes to making money?

Kevin O'Leary: How to Ensure You Don't Get into Debt? Save This Much of Your Salary

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Kevin O'Leary isn't one to mince words, and when it comes to debt, he says people need to get real and understand that debt is nothing other than risk, and both young and old people need to stay away from it. His prescription? You need to save a certain percentage of your salary each month. Watch the video to find out how much.

Straight from the Dragon's Mouth: When to Drop a Business Idea

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Arlene Dickinson is no stranger to Canadian television audiences. As the least dragon-like star of CBC TV's Dragons' Den, Dickinson exudes niceness, and her business philosophy reflects her belief that you have to be true to yourself to succeed in business. But she also points out that you have to have the right stuff in order to convince investors to put their money behind your product or service. To find out more about what that right stuff is, WalletPop Canada sat down with Dickinson to find out more about the art of Persuasion - which is also the title of her first book.

Dragons' Den's Arlene Dickinson on Being Ruthless in Business

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Arlene Dickinson is no stranger to Canadian television audiences. As the least dragon-like star of CBC TV's Dragons' Den, Dickinson exudes niceness, and her business philosophy reflects her belief that you have to be true to yourself to succeed in business. But she also points out that you have to have the right stuff in order to convince investors to put their money behind your product or service. To find out more about what that right stuff is, WalletPop Canada sat down with Dickinson to find out more about the art of Persuasion - which is also the title of her first book.

Dragons' Den's Arlene Dickinson on the Art of Storytelling for Entrepreneurs

Filed under: Video, Entrepreneurship

Arlene Dickinson is no stranger to Canadian television audiences. As the least dragon-like star of CBC TV's Dragons' Den, Dickinson exudes niceness, and her business philosophy reflects her belief that you have to be true to yourself to succeed in business. But she also points out that you have to have the right stuff in order to convince investors to put their money behind your product or service. To find out more about what that right stuff is, WalletPop Canada sat down with Dickinson to find out more about the art of Persuasion - which is also the title of her first book.

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