Unemployment Down?
Unemployment Rate for July Down Why is it I always seem to go opposite to the going trends? On Friday our friends at Stats Canada came out with a new employment figures for the month… Read More »Unemployment Down?
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Pensions and Trust
Another story from the past (2008), just about when Nortel Networks was about to fall apart Yesterday I spoke of the Class Action Suit against my current former employer (Nortel Networks) by employees who were… Read More »Pensions and Trust
Summer Spending Solstice
One of the interesting trends I have noticed in my household is that during the summer months spending tends to drop, due to: No school fees needed for trips and such School lunches are now… Read More »Summer Spending Solstice
Debt Makes Me Sick
Yesterday I revealed that carrying debt is making me sick (not figuratively, but physically). I am impressed that I confessed this truth about myself: debt makes me sick. In my situation, it is better to… Read More »Debt Makes Me Sick
RRSP or Mortgage Payment?
Should you be saving your money or bringing down debt? RRSP or Mortgage is always a question, but now with the TFSA there is another angle to think about.
