The RRSP/RRIF meltdown strategy is based on the premise that withdrawing funds from taxable registered accounts earlier in ...

Days ago a bunch of dudes with muscles and white masks marched on the General Isaac Brock monument and managed to make ...

It is hard to be shamed by someone who has less than a sliver of your knowledge, facts and intelligence. No shame on you. You ...

Of course, at least in the minds of millions of Canadians who apparently have no faith in the future, fear risk and want to take zero chances. These are the folks the banks love – because they load up ...

At the end of June, 2025 the total debt outstanding of domestic non-financial sectors was $8.532 trillion. At the end of June, 2024 the total debt outstanding of domestic non-financial sectors was ...

Three more sleeps until the first interest rate cut of the entire year. Those little hairs on the back of realtor and mortgage broker necks are tingling. It’s been a dogawful year, after all.

Alexei Sinitsyn the wealthy CEO of a large Russian potash company was found dead in Kaliningrad near a bridge with a tow rope around his body and his head was missing . Of course Russian state run ...

So that’s it. The last hurdle to falling interest rates has been cleared. Tomorrow morning the Bank of Canada rate will drop a quarter point to 2.5% and along with it the bank prime will wilt, plus ...

“People are taking big hits,” says realtor Dan. You betcha. Sellers. Lenders. Brokers. Desperate, failed buyers. And property agents as well – now, suddenly, part of a herd that’s being quietly culled ...

Maybe the premise is wrong. For months on this pathetic blog the comments section has teemed with doomers saying Canada is so done. Nobody has any money. Consumers are tapped out. Inflation has ...

Some people wonder why interest rates would fall when the economy’s okay. They want rate pain, mostly to force house prices down. Well, just to prove the world is beyond understanding, yesterday we ...

“With inflation soon to be vanquished, and real interest rates still at restrictive levels,” says the chief economist of the Penguin Bank, “there’s no logical reason for central bankers to move too ...