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Trump’s bulldozer diplomacy meets Canada’s pipeline politics + MORE Jan 25th
President Donald Trump signs an executive order on the Keystone XL pipeline, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
When the Trudeau government gave the thumbs-up in November to Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline replacement and Kinder Morgan’s.... More »
Borrowing money to invest Jun 10th
There are different ways to borrow to invest.
Opening a margin account
A simple option is with a margin account at a brokerage. Depending on the existing investments in the account, a brokerage will lend up to a certain percentage of the value to an investor, at a specified interest rate.
The amount.... More »
Turf war heats up between real estate disruptor and industry establishment - CBC.ca Aug 8th
Turf war heats up between real estate disruptor and industry establishment CBC.ca.... More »
Canada’s best credit cards for grocery purchases 2020 Sep 3rd
Everybody’s got to eat, which makes groceries a spending category with a lot of earning potential. How you capitalize on those purchases is up to you, but whether you’re looking for cash back, rewards or points to use at your favourite supermarket, we’ve got your best bets right here. Select t.... More »
What expenses can you deduct for a second property in Canada? + MORE Sep 14th
If someone owns a second property, what can they deduct? Can they deduct the cost of purchasing or renovations?—Nicole
The types of expenses you can deduct for a second property
There are several expenses that can be deducted from a second property, particularly if it is designated as an inv.... More »
Oil slump hammers Calgary’s downtown office real estate market
– theglobeandmail.com
City assessors said falling office rents and a commercial vacancy rate that now tops 25 per cent in the city core have driven down the average value of Calgary’s downtown office buildings by 16 per cent this year
Why Canada should open its arms to Chinese investment
– theglobeandmail.com
China’s accelerating transformation from a heavy capital-investment and manufacturing export-driven economy, to one increasingly built on services and consumption, means companies need new and different skills
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Owning a home may be hard for young people. Of course, it’s always been hard. Getting a foot on the home ownership ladder may be a financial decision, but it is much more than that.
Canadian real estate outlook for 2017
– moneysense.ca
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Real Estate Outlook Intro
GTA Market Outlook 2017
B.C. Market Outlook 2017
Why the market will slow down
How accurate was the 2016 outlook?
For homeowners the great, big, unanswered question is whether or not the Canadian real estate market will finally crash in 2017.
Turns out, all reports and analysis lean towards a flattening out of property prices in most Canadian markets, with some areas of the country experiencing a decline in both sales activity and prices, as other areas continue to experience price gains, albeit at a much slower pace than we’ve seen in recent years…
