A Canadian derivation of the latte savings plan is, the Double-Double savings plan or the Tim Horton’s savings plan. Less coffee more money in your pocket. No it won’t make you a millionaire, but it might help control your spending a little more.
Decluttering financially sounds simple, but it is not as simple as you would hope. The build up of financial clutter is dangerous.
In June 2012, Canada’s Consumer Price Index rose 1.5% year-over-year, a modest increase led primarily by higher costs for electricity and passenger vehicles. Surprisingly, gasoline prices declined, while electricity surged 5.9% due to rate hikes in Ontario, Alberta, and B.C. The Bank of Canada’s core inflation index climbed to 2.0%, matching its policy threshold and signaling potential future interest rate changes. This post includes full Stats Canada CPI tables and a breakdown of which sectors saw the most price movement. Though the data is historical, it remains valuable for understanding how inflation drivers shift over time and how energy costs can influence broader economic policy.
Get ready for the excitement of the 2012 London Olympics! Explore the wide range of sports and events and cheer for your favorite athletes.
The Ottawa drought continues despite some rain – optimize Ottawa’s forest fires and Mark Carney’s Interest Rates before the year 2014 with this 2100th post!
