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The Triple Threat of a Triple Bottom Line Dec 19th
If you hadn’t noticed already, Canada’s workforce is changing. It’s expected that by 2030, nearly 30% of it will be made up of Gen Z employees—bringing to the office greater expectations for social good and the triple bottom line. Among mental health, climate change and other social issues i.... More »
Ontario expected to have the worst economic growth in Canada thanks to Trump's tariffs, report says Sep 18th
Despite Premier Doug Ford's battle against the tariffs, demand for Ontario exports has declined as has business investment and hiring..... More »
Canadian financial therapists on how to deal with the stress you feel over money Jul 4th
Surveys show Canadians worry more about money than personal health, work or relationships. Financial therapists say the stress can lead to anxiety, depression and other mental health challenges. Here’s how to control the stress.... More »
Big Six banks all hold contentious Israeli defence stock, but one Scotiabank-owned investment manager stands above all - The Globe and Mail Sep 2nd
Big Six banks all hold contentious Israeli defence stock, but one Scotiabank-owned investment manager stands above all The Globe and Mail.... More »
How does withholding tax work when I unwind my RRSP? + MORE Dec 17th
When will Ottawa take a tax cut of your RRIF withdrawals and what you should do about that. (Flickr)
Q. “What is the withholding amount on RRIF withdrawals and how should I plan my retirement income with this in mind. I’m confused.” – Margaret
It’s good to understand w.... More »
More young Canadians believe owning a home is a very good investment, according to those who responded to a new RBC home ownership survey.
Why Canada’s stock market is among the best in the world
– theglobeandmail.com
Despite rapid change, Canadian markets are committed to fairness, and we must make sure that regulators continue to have the tools to enforce the rules
30 days – 1.50%
– ratesupermarket.ca
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Stubborn, but right: How I’ll remember Jim Flaherty
– theglobeandmail.com
Jim Flaherty went against his gut and spent to stimulate the economy during the most serious financial crisis since the 1930s, and then went on to balance the chequebook, writes the Globe's Kevin Carmichael
Weekend Reading – Saving on K-cups, credit cards 101 and tax tips
– myownadvisor.ca
Welcome to the latest Weekend Reading roundup where I share some of my favourite articles from the week that was. I want to thank Rob Carrick for mentioning this article in his Carrick on Money column. Rob has been great to promote this site over the last couple of years and I sincerely appreciate his support.
Check out these great articles when you have some time…chat again with you next week.
Kerry Taylor said you can save 61% by brewing coffee using K-cups this way.
Barry Choi told us what we need to know about credit cards. One thing for sure, shareholders of Visa, MasterCard and AMEX love them.
MoneySense Magazine had some detailed tax tips for BMO ETF investors.
Here are 6 signs your car is a piece of junk. Mine is not far from it!
Michael James on Money shared an example of bad advice on retirement.
The Canadian Dividend Blogger shared a few stocks on his watch list.
I always get a kick outta these tax accountant confessions, thanks Blunt Bean Counter.
Another study confirms what we already know, Boomers are in no rush to pay off debt, with more than half of all retirees servicing debt…
Check out these great articles when you have some time…chat again with you next week.
Kerry Taylor said you can save 61% by brewing coffee using K-cups this way.
Barry Choi told us what we need to know about credit cards. One thing for sure, shareholders of Visa, MasterCard and AMEX love them.
MoneySense Magazine had some detailed tax tips for BMO ETF investors.
Here are 6 signs your car is a piece of junk. Mine is not far from it!
Michael James on Money shared an example of bad advice on retirement.
The Canadian Dividend Blogger shared a few stocks on his watch list.
I always get a kick outta these tax accountant confessions, thanks Blunt Bean Counter.
Another study confirms what we already know, Boomers are in no rush to pay off debt, with more than half of all retirees servicing debt…
