Repeated warnings from successive federal finance ministers and central bankers didn’t do it….but COVID has.There is some new evidence that many …
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The Wealth Gap is Narrowing
The rich do get richer. But then, so does everyone else.It is easy to complain about those among us who seem to be doing better financially. It’s a …
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Consumer’s Cooling to Debt
One of the by-products of the COVID pandemic is that we’re borrowing less.Anyone who has been in self-isolation or a lockdown knows that they are spending …
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The old adage: Spend less than you take in is no doubt top of mind for many in this country these days.
Remember those headlines over the last few years - that many Canadians are $200 away from not being able to cover their monthly bills? When reflecting on the …
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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 …
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The Young Worry the Most
Oh to be young again.That sentiment rings through loud and clear in a recent survey of Canadian women on the state of their financial affairs. The work was …
