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Private Equity Investments: How to protect yourself against the risks + MORE Dec 17th
For high net worth investors, the sustained growth of private equity markets in recent years is providing an attractive proposition. Out have gone the hedge funds that seemed to be more in vogue with investors before the global financial crisis. And in comes the private equity market; buoyed a gener.... More »
Foreign home buyers surge 37 per cent in Montreal on growth in Chinese purchases + MORE Jun 22nd
Canada’s federal housing agency says the number of foreign buyers in the Montreal area surged by 37 per cent in the first four months of the year.
The 236 purchases by foreigners accounted for 1.8 per cent of all real estate transactions from January to April, the Canada Mortgage and Housing C.... More »
Oil giant Saudi Aramco makes a historic $161B profit in 2022 - Business News - Castanet.net Mar 12th
Oil giant Saudi Aramco makes a historic $161B profit in 2022 - Business News Castanet.netSaudi Aramco Posts Blowout Annual Profit and Raises Dividend BNN BloombergSaudi oil giant Aramco posts record $161 billion profit for 2022 CNBCSaudi Aramco’ s $161bn profit is .... More »
How much does life insurance cost in Canada? + MORE Mar 22nd
Life insurance is often touted as the financial safety net we all need, but what if it’s an added expense you’re not sure you can afford? If that’s your thinking, you’re far from alone—a 2019 study showed that most Canadians are underinsured, with 49% having never purchased life insurance.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: December 4, 2022 + MORE Dec 3rd
This week, Cut the Crap Investing founder, Dale Roberts, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
What a week—the wrap
It’s rate-hike hiatus déjà-vu all over again. In a replay from my column last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell.... More »
Kuwait posts $18B deficit as lower oil prices slash revenue
– canadianbusiness.com
KUWAIT CITY – Kuwait’s finance minister says the oil-exporting country has posted a budget deficit of $18.2 billion for the most recent fiscal year as lower crude prices slash into government revenue.
Anas al-Saleh, who is also the acting oil minister, was quoted in the state-run Kuwait News Agency on Sunday as saying the deficit was nearly $9 billion less than budgeted for. The new fiscal year in Kuwait began April 1.
Kuwait’s budget deficit reflects the impact lower oil prices have had on crude exporters, particularly Gulf Arab monarchies that rely on oil revenues to support generous subsidies, welfare benefits and public sector wages.
Al-Saleh was quoted as saying Kuwait is “facing serious challenges” that require trimming spending, diversifying the economy, creating more jobs for Kuwaitis and attracting greater foreign investment.
The post Kuwait posts $18B deficit as lower oil prices slash revenue appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
Anas al-Saleh, who is also the acting oil minister, was quoted in the state-run Kuwait News Agency on Sunday as saying the deficit was nearly $9 billion less than budgeted for. The new fiscal year in Kuwait began April 1.
Kuwait’s budget deficit reflects the impact lower oil prices have had on crude exporters, particularly Gulf Arab monarchies that rely on oil revenues to support generous subsidies, welfare benefits and public sector wages.
Al-Saleh was quoted as saying Kuwait is “facing serious challenges” that require trimming spending, diversifying the economy, creating more jobs for Kuwaitis and attracting greater foreign investment.
The post Kuwait posts $18B deficit as lower oil prices slash revenue appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
Financial Basics for Canadians – Loonie to Toonie Review and Giveaway
– myownadvisor.ca
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The financial industry wants your hard-earned money and the government wants you to invest it in the economy to keep the economy running. If there was a way to get you to invest your money and these folks haven’t gotten you to do so yet, that’s because it’s not an easy task for those in the know to explain investing in the most simplified terms. – Jeana Deal, author, Loonie to Toonie Financial Basics for Canadians.
The goal of Loonie to Toonie differs from many personal finance and investing how-to books in that it doesn’t actually spend very much time sharing the how-tos. What Jeana Deal did instead was explain the concepts of money, the economy, budgeting and more in case you didn’t know where to begin at all. This book is therefore a good starting resource for young Canadians or the newbie investor of any age, before they quickly become overwhelmed or confused with jargon flowing from the financial industry.
Here is an overview of Loonie to Toonie and an opportunity to purchase it here …
The financial industry wants your hard-earned money and the government wants you to invest it in the economy to keep the economy running. If there was a way to get you to invest your money and these folks haven’t gotten you to do so yet, that’s because it’s not an easy task for those in the know to explain investing in the most simplified terms. – Jeana Deal, author, Loonie to Toonie Financial Basics for Canadians.
The goal of Loonie to Toonie differs from many personal finance and investing how-to books in that it doesn’t actually spend very much time sharing the how-tos. What Jeana Deal did instead was explain the concepts of money, the economy, budgeting and more in case you didn’t know where to begin at all. This book is therefore a good starting resource for young Canadians or the newbie investor of any age, before they quickly become overwhelmed or confused with jargon flowing from the financial industry.
Here is an overview of Loonie to Toonie and an opportunity to purchase it here …
