So, it’s a murky world. The unknowns are legion. Facts are scarce. But two overriding things stand out for all Canadians. First, if you’re unsure about what to do, best to do nothing. The odds of ...

Because US tariffs are applied to goods from all its trading partners, global exports and GDP decline. Lower global demand in ...

Trump is bad for Canada. Like, really awful. Supporting him means hurting your country. Hopefully you understand that. This is not about punishing Trudeau (he’s leaving next month) or the Libs (an ...

It seems FIRE is a Millennial creation, inspired by a book (“ Your Money or Your Life ” by Vicki Robin & Joe Dominguez) ...

Rates will fall tomorrow, everybody says. Another quarter point. After that, it’s a black hole of doubt. Mortgages at 4% have revived the resale market somewhat, but people who worry that Canada has ...

Privately held ByteDance is about 60% owned by institutional investors such as BlackRock and General Atlantic, while its ...

Regular people worry about their kids, spouse, job, house and meeting the bills. More or less in that order. Weird people worry about the World Economic Forum. Lately, the WEFers seem to be gaining on ...

If you let it, the gloom will immobilize you. One lesson my financial years have taught me is that analysis becomes paralysis. And, later, regret. There are things in life you can change. Even the big ...

An Arctic blast up Pennsylvania Avenue kept Nurse Jiggles from taking her outside seat at the Inauguration, while tech billionaires and pipefitters from Arkansas completely filled the Capital rotunda.