Back to CPP and EI Folks For anyone who earns anything more than $47,200 annually they have been enjoying a vacation from their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Employment Insurance (EI) premiums for the past… Read More »Merry New Year, Please Open Your Wallet
Given the Pandemic of 2020, I think we can safely say, Disasters are not planned, so disaster planning is that much more important. Disaster Planning? Any financial planning you may be doing , needs to… Read More »Disaster Planning or the Worst Case Scenario
Due to my mind being a little preoccupied, I completely missed my buddies from Stats Canada publishing the October 2010 Labour Survey. My apologies to my regular readers who enjoy my nonsensical commentary on these… Read More »Better Late than Never, Employment Hovers in October
Another example of sometimes you need to understand what is being measured before you attempt to interpret the data coming from our friends at Stats Canada. Employment increased by 36,000 in August. At the same… Read More »Employment and Unemployment up in August
Slight Skip Up for Unemployment On Friday August 6th Stats Canada published their Labour Force Survery for July 2010 and the numbers are similar to previous months with a few small changes here and there.… Read More »Unemployment Edges Up a Little
