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The Madness Ends

In April 2009, “madness” didn’t just describe basketball it defined the stock market and economic anxiety. This post captures the uncertainty of that era: collapsing markets, whispers of the Bank of Canada printing money, mortgage rate shifts, and even the surprising number of Canadian billionaires. The financial chaos of 2009 might have ended on paper, but the aftershocks and the lessons still resonate.

Keywords: Madness, financial markets, Bank of Canada, mortgage rates, Canadian economy, 2009 crash, inflation, stock market volatility

Coming Week Financially

This coming week could be quite interesting for many different reasons but here are just a few. Labour Numbers Stats Canada will be publishing a new Labour Survey this week and we shall see if… Read More »Coming Week Financially

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On Losing Everything

What happens on losing everything in a fire ? A very interesting question answered in this very interesting Ted series chat by David Hoffman.

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Jobs and Job Fairs (again) and Random Thoughts

Explore the world of job fairs and discover how they can connect you with potential employers. Learn how to navigate these events and increase your chances of landing your dream job.

Complete Idiots Guide to Getting Out of Debt

Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt

Looking for a straightforward, practical guide to tackling debt? This review of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Getting Out of Debt by Ken Clark, CFP, highlights the book’s approachable style and useful strategies. Covering everything from debt denial and payday loan pitfalls to budgeting and long-term financial habits, the book offers a clear roadmap for anyone feeling overwhelmed by debt. Whether you’re in deep or just starting to slip, this guide can help you take control and move forward with confidence.

Keywords: debt, get out of debt, debt reduction, budgeting, personal finance, financial recovery, Ken Clark, Complete Idiot’s Guide

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