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- Banks are keeping the housing market bubbly with the cheapest mortgages in history. This is why, according to Canadian Business, mortgages will go even lower, whether the government likes it or not.
- The majority of Canadian investors own mutual funds (41%), followed by stocks (14%) and GIC rate of (13%), according to a new poll for Edward Jones. Not sure how to invest your money? Whether you’ve got $1,000, $10,000 or $1 million, our Double Your Money Faster series can point you in the right direction.
- The federal government has just appointed a task force to go after tax cheats in this country. The group will receive $30 million over five years to get started. It is estimated that Canada could be losing up to $7.8 billion annually in tax revenue.
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