What was happening in January 2011? Discover the specter of Inflation and the potential of a Spring Election in Canada on the horizon. Learn how global warming could be impacting Ottawa’s snowfall in January. Get insights into finance from my blog post today!
Hybrids Needed? Stats Canada published their monthly report on the Consumer Price Index for the 12 month period ending in December 2010, and the CPI jumped to 2.4% (year over year) from 2.0% (year over… Read More »Gas Fuels Inflation for the end of 2010
A post from another financial blogger got me wondering about whether other folks do the same as we have done, and that is maximizing our Customer Allegiance points (like Aeroplan, Petropoints, or Air Miles), by… Read More »Points Overlapping
For those of us who have kids who are active (and that activity costs us money, that is an important thing to remember) the government created the Children’s Fitness Tax Credit. So is this only… Read More »Tax Time: The Children’s Fitness Tax Credit
The Bank of Canada kept interest rates low, but the Government tightened mortgage regulations. Here’s why that was a good idea, yet wrong target to decreasing debt load.
