B.C. posts $1.5B operating surplus as tax revenue increases and real estate market cools

Province eliminates operating debt for 1st time in 4 decades The British Columbia government ended its fiscal year with an operating surplus of $1.5 billion as the province collected more revenue from taxation and less money from a softening real estate market. The 2018-19 public accounts released Thursday by Finance Minister Carole James show that […]

Are You Saving for This Potentially Large Expense?

It’s summertime, and that means school’s not in session, schedules are more flexible, and the weather is generally mild (albeit hot) on a nationwide level. As such, it’s common for people to take vacation during the summer months. If that’s your plan, you may be busy researching hotel deals and booking different tours. But have […]

How technology fits into a Baby Boomers retirement planning

Technology Opens a New Window. is beginning to play an important part in Baby Boomers retirement planning Opens a New Window. . Smart phones and the internet not only keep you in touch with family and friends, but digital wealth is quickly becoming the future of financial planning for your golden years. A recent study […]

The Rise of Coffee Shaming

Suze Orman wants young people to stop “peeing” away millions of dollars on coffee. Last month, the personal-finance celebrity ignited a controversy on social media when a video she starred in for CNBC targeted a familiar villain: kids these days and their silly $5 lattes. Because brewing coffee at home is less expensive, Orman argued, […]

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