Watching municipal governments around the province wrestle with budgets in the wake of the COVID19 outbreak, it is a stark reminder that the time is long past …
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Finance
Big Drop followed by Big Rebound
There is something of a consensus starting to build around what we can expect the provincial economy to do in the next year or two. In announcing the Bank of …
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There’s a Bottom Out There Somewhere
Social disruptions – closing schools, borders and so on – related to the CoVid-19 pandemic are now the dominant story but the financial angle remains the a …
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Too Simple as 1-2-3-4
This month is a good time to reset your passwords. This is fraud prevention month in Canada and can be a reminder that we should regularly strengthen the …
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Letting Sleeping Cash Lie
Now that RSP season is over for last year, attention is turning to TFSAs – tax free savings accounts – and how they fit into the mix of personal financial …
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A Debt Reduction Window
The Bank of Canada’s move to lower its benchmark interest rate by a half point which led to a reduction in the prime rate charged by major banks …
