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Focusing on the Long Term: Why the deficit is not the priority.
Posted in Canadian Mortgage Rate Outlook
The Great Race to the Bottom
A recession is a time when organizations and households race to cut
expenses and re-focus on financial strength. Consolidating debts into ... [read full post]
The Eye of the Storm
Posted in Canadian Mortgage Rate Outlook
The New Normal in Real Estate Investing
Real estate investing hasn't been a risky proposition for many years. Ov ... [read full post]
June 15, 2011 @ 3:51 PM by: Layth Matthews, AMP, MBA, CIM
A softening economic trend south of the border casts a bit of a shadow on the outlook for the Canadian economy. Nevertheless, our relatively conservative habits have kept us from the worst of the unemployment and real estate value problem ... [read full post]
Posted in Canadian Mortgage Rate OutlookThe Great Race to the Bottom
November 29, 2010 @ 1:37 PM by: Layth Matthews, AMP, MBA, CIM
The Eye of the Storm
September 17, 2010 @ 1:52 AM by: Layth Matthews, AMP, MBA, CIM
The big news is that there is still no real good news about the economy. Typically, the economy rebounds 12-18 months after the Bank of Canada completes a series of rate drops. This relationship is so reliable that policy makers anticipat ... [read full post]
Posted in Canadian Mortgage Rate OutlookThe New Normal in Real Estate Investing
September 17, 2010 @ 1:34 AM by: Layth Matthews, AMP, MBA, CIM