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10 common crypto scams and how to avoid them + MORE Sep 16th
Cryptocurrency investing offers new and exciting opportunities, but it’s also rife with scams and tech-savvy con artists. And since the crypto space remains largely unregulated, it’s often difficult to distinguish between genuine investment opportunities and scams.
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How to build credit history in Canada + MORE Sep 28th
In Canada, a credit history is a person’s track record of using credit (borrowing money) and repaying debt. Your credit history can affect many aspects of your financial life—from getting approved for a credit card or renting an apartment to taking out a mortgage or a car loan, among other thing.... More »
Some value U.S. stocks that could outperform the volatility + MORE Mar 25th
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With a rocky start to Q1, the S&P500 has certainly shown some volatility in recent months, as evidenced by the orange line of the S&P 500 Composite against its moving averages over .... More »
White House says next G7 to be held at Trump golf resort in Miami - CBC.ca + MORE Oct 17th
White House says next G7 to be held at Trump golf resort in Miami CBC.caBurnett knocks Mulvaney's statement: 'The tape speaks for itself' CNNWhite House says next G7 summit to be held at Trump's golf resort in Florida The Globe and MailTrump takes another serving at .... More »
Turf war heats up between real estate disruptor and industry establishment - CBC.ca Aug 8th
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Unemployment rate drops to nine-year low
– macleans.ca
(Hero Images/Getty Images)OTTAWA – Canada’s labour market posted its ninth-straight month of job gains in August to give the economy its longest monthly growth streak since before the financial crisis nine years ago.
Statistics Canada says last month’s increase of 22,200 jobs also helped nudge the unemployment rate down from 6.3 per cent in July to a nine-year low of 6.2.
But Friday’s data showed the August growth was fuelled by less-desirable work, as the economy gained 110,400 part-time jobs and shed 88,100 full-time positions.
The agency said most of the decline in full-time work was concentrated among young Canadians aged 15 to 24 years old. The youth category also showed a notable decrease last month in participation as fewer young people looked for work.
The August numbers also showed a decline of 10,400 paid employee positions, while the number of people who described themselves as self-employed, including unpaid workers in family businesses, increased by 32,700…
