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Making sense of the markets this week: January 22, 2023 Jan 20th
Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, shares financial headlines of the week and offers context for Canadian investors.
Are central banks smarter than we thought—or are they just lucky?
The world’s central banks faced plenty of critici.... More »
City of Mission builds temporary dike in anticipation of flooding - CBC.ca + MORE May 20th
CBC.caCity of Mission builds temporary dike in anticipation of floodingCBC.caAlong the banks of the Fraser River, staff from the City of Mission, B.C. are building temporary dikes in anticipation of potential flooding. With the temporary structure in place, the water level would have to rise by more.... More »
Unsecured or Secured Credit Cards – What’s the Difference? May 10th
Are you looking for secured credit cards? Not sure if you should open a secured or unsecured card? If you’re rebuilding your credit score, a secured credit card can help you get your credit back on track. An unsecured credit card requires you to have established credit and can often include t.... More »
Should you consider using joint accounts to avoid probate? Apr 17th
Q. My mother is a widow and I am an only child (single, never married, with one child of my own). Now that she is 83, she thinks she should put my name on all her bank accounts and investments so if she becomes unable, I would have control as joint account holder to pay any bills that come up. My na.... More »
TD, CIBC hoping to shrug off choppy first-quarter earnings - The Globe and Mail + MORE Mar 1st
TD, CIBC hoping to shrug off choppy first-quarter earnings The Globe and MailCredit quality is deteriorating in Canada, and banks are feeling the impact Financial PostTD misses profit estimates by wide margin, raises dividend BNNBloomberg.caFirst-quarter earnings for.... More »
Banks unfazed by new Ontario rules on real estate
– theglobeandmail.com
Canada’s largest banks are expected to absorb any impact of new legislation aimed at cooling the red-hot Toronto housing market
