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What does that mean to the rest of us? There are 3,428 billionaires in the world, according to the wealth trackers at Forbes: 400 more than last year, so basically the world gained a billionaire a day.
By: Pamela Heaven
The world's first U.S. dollar trillionaire will walk among us by the end of the decade if not earlier. Is that a bad thing? Find out more
By: Pamela Heaven
Bubble brewing that rivals the roaring '20s, but bulls won't sell until these two things happen Good morning,
By: Pamela Heaven
Financial pressure is increasingly visible among homeowners, says Equifax The number of Canadians filing for insolvency has hit levels not seen since the Great Recession , signalling that many consumers have hit a “financial inflection point,” says a new report from Equifax Canada.
By: Pamela Heaven
Canadian economic data made international news Friday as the latest reading of earned mentions from everyone from investing guru to the
By: Pamela Heaven
Canada's workforce will shrink more than its population for first time this year Canada's workforce is shrinking, as record numbers of older Canadians retire and fewer younger workers step up to replace them.
By: Pamela Heaven
Fidelity survey finds one in 5 retired Canadians are still carrying a mortgage A mortgage in retirement is becoming a fact of life for many Canadians as the rising cost of living, later-life debt and a pricey housing market stretch borrowing into their later years.
By: Pamela Heaven
Bank of Canada is expected to leave rates unchanged Wednesday, but economists think markets are mis-pricing hikes later this year. Read on
By: Pamela Heaven
Last time the decided on , market expectations of hikes later this year shot up, as traders zeroed in on one word — “consecutive.”
By: Pamela Heaven
Gold now the top reserve asset as value soars and central banks seek alternatives to the U.S. dollar Who are the biggest gold bugs of them all? Central banks apparently.
