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Working towards your dream lifestyle? Here’s how financial goals can help Dec 21st
Having a bucket list in your 20s doesn’t have to be a pipe dream. No matter what you desire to accomplish—whether it’s going on a summer European trip, getting a new car or paying off student loans—there are steps you can take to attain your goals.
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REITs are defying the odds + MORE Jun 9th
The interest-sensitive securities are supposed to tank when rates rise, but are one of the few bright spots on the TSX, Gordon Pape writes..... More »
EQ Bank aims to become a household name + MORE Feb 20th
Canada’s seventh-largest bank is a lender the vast majority of Canadians have never heard of. It has no branches, credit cards, or wealth management offerings.
That could all soon change, says Chadwick Westlake, who became chief executive of EQ Bank last August and already announced a transform.... More »
Robo-advisor or all-in-one ETF: which is best for new investors? + MORE Jun 24th
Before delving in here, just a reminder that I am a Certified Financial Planner who does not sell any financial products, so I have no horse in this race. This commentary is entirely objective.
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Distance doesn’t blur oil sands focus for Canadian Natural’s Murray Edwards + MORE Mar 10th
Chairman’s purchase of Shell’s oil sands assets had perfect timing and cements the company as one of the three firms dominating the mining and processing ends of the bitumen business
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After a week with wild swings in the values of stocks and commodities, oil futures ended up gaining 17 per cent in two days and the TSX was up 3.6 per cent in the same period.
From fears that China’s stock bubble is overinflated, to some new numbers meant to show how overtaxed Canadians are, it was a busy week in the business news. Good thing the CBC’s Jacqueline Hansen is here to walk you through the week that was in her video recap.
The Financial Post’s Jonathan Ratner looks at some of the day’s top business and financial stories.
Top 25 richest neighbourhoods in Canada
– moneysense.ca
Ever wondered where the wealthiest folk in the country reside? Canadian Business magazine has crunched the numbers and determined the richest enclaves from coast to coast in their third annual ranking.
Pockets in Toronto, like Sunnybrook and York Mills-Windfields take top spots, along with several neighbourhoods in British Columbia. The average household net worth in Sunnybrook is $22,709,428.
The East Coast has no shortage of millionaires, however. The average household net worth in Beaufort Avenue South, Halifax—No. 25 on the list—is a whopping $4,009,219, up 11% since last year. The average house price in the area is $891,646, relatively affordable compared to other places on the list.
Of course, it’s possible to move in and around these neighbourhoods without paying exorbitant prices. Check out our list of the best deals in real estate around the country. Our rankings look at average home prices in various parts of big Canadian cities to determine where you can get the biggest bang for your buck…
Pockets in Toronto, like Sunnybrook and York Mills-Windfields take top spots, along with several neighbourhoods in British Columbia. The average household net worth in Sunnybrook is $22,709,428.
The East Coast has no shortage of millionaires, however. The average household net worth in Beaufort Avenue South, Halifax—No. 25 on the list—is a whopping $4,009,219, up 11% since last year. The average house price in the area is $891,646, relatively affordable compared to other places on the list.
Of course, it’s possible to move in and around these neighbourhoods without paying exorbitant prices. Check out our list of the best deals in real estate around the country. Our rankings look at average home prices in various parts of big Canadian cities to determine where you can get the biggest bang for your buck…
China's great fall, loonie's swan dive & some mushy math on taxes: BUSINESS … – CBC.ca
– news.google.ca
CBC.caChina's great fall, loonie's swan dive & some mushy math on taxes: BUSINESS …CBC.caChina dominated the business headlines this week, as the world's second-largest economy took investors on a white-knuckle ride on equity markets. On Monday, Shanghai's stock exchange had its worst day since 2007, losing almost nine per cent of its …Loonie gains slightly as oil surgesThe Globe and Mail (subscription)TSX, loonie cling to slim advances Friday morning; price of oil climbs furtherCTV NewsTSX set to open lower after oil-fueled rallyReuters CanadaEdmonton Journal (blog)all 57 news articles »
