The Prittie Perspective
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With the financial demands of school loans, living expenses, and finding a career path, many young people struggle to purchase their first home. Often, parents and grandparents are very sympathetic. They’ve enjoyed the financial benefits of long-term homeownership themselves and see how hard it is today to make that important first step into the real estate market.
The 2021 Financial Stress Index shows that 38% of Canadians said money was their biggest concern, outranking personal health (26%), work (20%), and relationships (15%). More than 51% said they lost sleep over money concerns and 31% say it led to health problems, a significant increase from 18% in 2020.
Over the last twelve months, increasing inquiries pertaining to principal residences have been received here at the office.
During my morning runs this summer, I was able to take advantage of this time to enjoy the audiobook The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel.
Preparation and planning are best done in advance of rough seas and that sinking feeling. How does that apply to your investments?
As well as being a hit song for the Clash, this is a dilemma that many employees may find themselves in when leaving an employer or retiring. If they are part of a company pension plan, they may have to make some very important decisions. Two potential options, are leaving…
When selecting an investment for a portfolio, the options available are vast, diverse, and seemingly endless.
When
investing in an LP within a non registered (cash) account, it is imperative that you track your
cost base and factor in capital gains or other income generated by the manager.
Our thanks to those who nominated us, Wealth Professional and CMI Mortgage Investments who sponsored the panel
discussion and the award itself.
The intended purpose of Quantitative Easing (QE) is to help fight deflation, spur lending and spur investment and economic growth.
As of February 2020, there were approximately 379,000 Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSP) members out of 4.5 million households in Ontario
As of February 2020, there were approximately 379,000 Ontario Disability Support Plan (ODSP) members out of 4.5 million households in Ontario