Elections, Farewell Knowlton, May Done, and #Bestof-Financial
Elections, Farewell Knowlton, May Done, and #Bestof-Financial Knowlton Nash was the voice of news for Canada for a while.
House Poor?
The expression House Poor hasn’t been used much in the past few years of low rates, but with rates increasing, this expression is going to be more common.
Debt Won’t Just Disappear
Borrowing money to invest in the stock market and building debt carries far too many risks for most investors. Paying off debt would be a better investment.
CPI Jumps to 2.0 in April 2014 in Canada
High inflation rate of 2.0% for April, 2014; Stats Canada’s Consumer Price Index Report indicates a bump in energy costs thanks to increased gasoline prices and skyrocketing electrical costs. #inflation
Internet Memory, Grand Prix of Monaco and #FreeFormFridays
The Internet never forgets. An excellent example of this is the Internet Archive WayBack Machine, where you can see what a site looked like 6 years ago. Read The Economist’s article on On Being Forgotten to learn how the EU is seeking a collective memory wipe of the Internet.
