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Making sense of the markets this week: December 7 + MORE Dec 4th
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Canadians with smaller portfolios are the target for deferred service charge (DSC) mutual funds
There was some good news and bad news in this article on Advisor’s Edge. Th.... More »
This major Ontario lender announces financial hit as borrowers miss payments, bad loans mount Mar 11th
Publicly-traded Goeasy's announcement follows Star investigation revealing staff at subsidiary LendCare had set out to suppress its delinquency rate..... More »
Are you worried about your financial situation? - Poll - Castanet.net Jan 17th
Are you worried about your financial situation? - Poll Castanet.netBritish Columbians' debt anxiety mounting amid inflation, interest rate hikes: surveys | Globalnews.ca Global NewsCanadians more worried about rising debt amid high cost of living: MNP BNN BloombergIn.... More »
How the Liberals’ re-election impacts RRIFs, taxes and more May 6th
The Liberals held on to power in the recent federal election, and this has tax implications for Canada’s seniors and other taxpayers—in particular, for retirees and their strategies for their registered retirement income fund (RRIF) this year and possibly in the future.
Reduced RRIF minimum w.... More »
Before the Bell: What every Canadian investor needs to know today - The Globe and Mail Mar 17th
Before the Bell: What every Canadian investor needs to know today The Globe and MailCoronavirus: TSX, Wall Street pause trading for a 3rd time as stocks collapse Global NewsWhat every Canadian investor needs to know today The Globe and MailNorth American stock market.... More »
Uber may put forth an initial public offering early next year that values the ride-hailing business at as much as $120 billion US, according to a report.
Scrapping cap-and-trade will cost Ontario $3-billion in lost revenue: financial watchdog – The Globe and Mail
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The Globe and MailScrapping cap-and-trade will cost Ontario $3-billion in lost revenue: financial watchdogThe Globe and MailOntario's financial watchdog says the Progressive Conservative provincial government's decision to cancel the cap-and-trade system will lead to a loss of $3-billion in revenue over the next four years. Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman …Doug Ford's plan to scrap cap and trade will mean $3 billion in lost revenue, FAO report saysGlobalnews.caall 25 news articles »
A growing number of fruit and vegetable farmers in southern Ontario are switching over to cannabis or at least adding it to their production. That means additional demand for water, electricity and other municipal services — a financial challenge for small towns like Leamington.
