My Twitter feed is actually quite bloated, and it is getting harder to find good financial tweets these days, so I end up doing “Twitter research” for this piece and find tweets I didn’t even… Read More »Best Financial on Twitter This Week
It’s evident that the Canadian economy is on the verge of a major bust due to the sharp decline in the price of oil. The situation is dire, and there’s a high probability that it may plummet soon. Layoffs in Alberta are just the beginning of the ripple effects that will soon be felt across the country. The US economy could experience a surge due to the lower oil prices, leading to a significant divergence in the neighbouring economies’ trajectories. This scenario poses several challenges that need to be addressed urgently.
Buckle up folks this is going to be a very rough (economic) ride ahead.
In Ottawa we have been having our standard bitter cold (not bitter cold like in Alert, but still cold), which means the Rideau Canal skateway is open, and driving is quite exciting with all of the black ice. Too bad it’s going to cost more to vacation down south this winter (again with the weakening Canadian Dollar).
Repeat Site note: If you feel so inclined my site now has a cert, so you can now read https://www.canajunfinances.com if you so choose. I am still knocking the kinks out of things, but it should work just fine for you.
I turned 54 this week, life continues on, but I am 1 year closer to my retirement. Maybe (and more likely, maybe not):
Using Mason Jars to create preserves and such is a money saving idea, whose time never went away. You know what is in your foods, if you make it yourself.
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Remember a money tweet a week keeps the bankruptcy trustee away? Something like that I guess.
