Canadian Banks Borrow Fewer Euros
Concerns Ease as Borrowing from the ECB Drops. In what is considered by many to be a positive step in the right direction, banks borrowed fewer euros from the European Central bank (ECB) than what was was originally speculated.
Read moreFixed Rate Mortgages Recommended for ‘Risk Adverse’ Buyers
Bank V.P. gives ‘personal advice’ on housing markets and fixed rate mortgages vs. variable rate mortgages.
Read moreAre We Headed For a Housing Bubble?
Set to Buy in the Time of Possible Bubbles. Saturday’s National Post had a column from Patricia Lovett-Reid, the senior vice-president of TD Waterhouse, discussing whether or not we’re currently experiencing a housing bubble.
Read moreUS Economist Says Conservative Spending is Road to Great Depression Part Deux
Krugman says cutting government spending is the way to rack and ruin. But is he right? The G20 conference is now part of history, but shortly after it was over, Paul Krugman, a Nobel-winning economist, made some waves by strongly opining that the consensus to get spending and debt levels down was precisely the wrong approach.
Read moreGlobal Debt is the Underlying Concern at the G20 Summit
Reducing government spending is key to economic recovery, finance ministers are told. The group of business leaders was made up of 32 of the world’s most influential CEOs, most of who were hand-picked by their respective national governments to attend a session of the recent economic summit.
Read moreNew Harmonized Tax to Start Soon in Ontario, BC
New Tax is Wildly Unpopular But Leaders Tout Its Fairness and Economic Benefits. Businesses, shoppers and tax officials are bracing for the effects of the new harmonized sales tax set to take effect in British Columbia and in Ontario on Thursday.
Read moreFinding the Perfect Mortgage: Factors to Consider
Looking Beyond the Lowest Rate. The search for the right mortgage to fit your needs does not necessarily end when you find the lowest rate.
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