Reblogged from Brintab This fall the economy and the markets were undisputably fixated on the US election more than anything else. As the promises on both sides of the aisle scaled the cliffs of outrageousness, in the end the Republican…
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Commentary January 2025 – Preparing for New Directions
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Commentary April 2023 – Will the Fed Pivot
Reblogged from Brintab Corp. The first quarter of 2023 had markets driven most dramatically by the US interest rates, their repercussions, and whether the US Federal Reserve would pivot from an interest rate increasing phase to an interest rate decreasing…
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Commentary October 2022 – Interest Rate Increases Start Cooling the Economy
reblogged from Brintab.com During the summer we saw the first shoots starting to appear of interest rate increases reducing the extreme intensity of inflation and thus beginning to cool off the economy. More fading of high single digit inflation is…
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Real Estate Capital Gains Tax: Budget 2017
What’s your game plan for winding down your Capital Gains tax liability? Yesterday Canada’s Finance Minister presented the government’s latest budget. there had been many fears about the potential increase of capital gains taxation. To do so would not only…
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