CIBC: muted growth means Bank of Canada unlikely to raise rates till 2011
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Bank Canada, Bank Of Canada, Cibc Bank, Cibc Canada, Deep Dive, Fuel Oil, Interest Costs, Mortgage Interest, Natural Gas Fuel
The Canadian Press – Other non-core items such as natural gas, fuel oil and mortgage interest costs have also eased off. “The deep dive in non-core items has left those …
The Canadian Press: CIBC: muted growth means Bank of Canada unlikely to raise rates till 2011
Harmonize this: HST will hit condo maintenance fees
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Budgets, Condominium, Executive Director, Homeowners Association, Hst, Maintenance Fees, Strata Corporation, Vancouver Sun
Vancouver Sun, Vancouver, BC – “The potential here is that strata corporation budgets and fees are going to be raised anywhere from three to seven per cent to cover costs,” Tony Gioventu, executive director of the Condominium Homeowners Association of B.C., said in an interview…
Harmonize this: HST will hit condo maintenance fees
When rearranging your debt, do so legally
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Canada, Financial Post, Mortgage Interest, Shuffle, Singleton, Vancouver
Financial Post – After all, in Canada, it’s nearly impossible to write off your mortgage interest without some advance planning. The Singleton shuffle, named after Vancouver …
When rearranging your debt, do so legally
Central banks signal low rates here to stay
Filed Under Main Content · Tagged: Ben Bernanke, Central Banks, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Chairman, Jackson Hole, Jackson Hole Wyo, Jean Claude Trichet, Measures, Rush, Stimulus, Times Colonist Victoria, Times Colonist Victoria Bc, Uncertainties
Times Colonist, Victoria, BC – That is the view emerging following the weekend gathering of the world’s leading central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyo., highlighted by remarks from Ben Bernanke, U.S. Federal Reserve chairman, who warned of the uncertainties ahead, and Jean-Claude Trichet, president of the European Central Bank, who suggested he is in no rush to reverse emergency stimulus measures…
