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Should retirees consider a home equity sharing agreement (HESA)? Jan 30th
Toronto-based Clay Financial recently began accepting applications for a new home equity product called a home equity sharing agreement, or HESA—not to be confused with the HISA, which stands for high-interest savings account.
Clay raised seed funding in 2023 and is initially launching the prod.... More »
Wall St ends mixed, US Treasury yields spike on robust data, solid earnings - Reuters Oct 17th
Wall St ends mixed, US Treasury yields spike on robust data, solid earnings ReutersThe close: TSX higher, S&P 500 flat as bond yields continue march higher even as Canadian inflation eases The Globe and MailStock market today: Wall Street drifts and yields rise as U.S. shop.... More »
You opened an RESP—now what? Nov 23rd
As many Canadian parents and grandparents know, a registered education savings plan (RESP) is a powerful savings tool. Although you can create a college or university fund for your child in other ways, such as a bank account or a tax-free savings account (TFSA), they don’t offer the same valuable .... More »
US economy surprises with faster than expected growth - BBC.com + MORE Jan 25th
US economy surprises with faster than expected growth BBC.comU.S. economy shrugs off recession prediction with strong fourth-quarter performance The Globe and MailU.S. economy grows more than expected at end of 2023, driven by consumer spending CBC NewsU.S. GDP unexp.... More »
Nvidia shares up 13% on earnings and bullish outlook on A.I. - CNBC Feb 23rd
Nvidia shares up 13% on earnings and bullish outlook on A.I. CNBCNVIDIA beats on EPS, says A.I. is at an inflection point CNBC TelevisionAI Mania Propels Nvidia Value by Nearly $200 Billion This Year BNN BloombergA.I. application has 'been the story all along' for Nv.... More »
Not all debt is bad. Good debt is when you borrow money to buy assets that tend to increase in value over time, which can help build wealth.
