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Macklem keeping inflation expectations in check with call not to overreact, economists say

'The Bank of Canada was there to prevent deflation when the economy plunged. We remain just as determined to secure a complete recovery and keep inflation under control'

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Concern about inflation has been growing since the beginning of the year, despite Tiff Macklem’s repeated assurances that the Bank of Canada is on the case.

Who's Jim Pattison? Empire builder and billionaire — just don’t call him 'Canada's Warren Buffett'

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Jim Pattison at the opening of Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls in 2006. His company also owns Ripley’s Believe It or Not! franchise and Guinness World Records.

Always keep your receipts — the CRA tells its auditors not to believe you without them

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Whether you’re self-employed and deducting business expenses on your tax return or an employee working from home, it’s critically important to keep receipts of any expenses paid.

This Quebec woman's $1 million in financial assets ensures a comfortable retirement, as long as she keeps risks in check

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Nancy's financial assets add up to a robust $1.085 million in RRSP, TFSA and non-registered accounts with 20 per cent U.S. equities and 12 per cent other foreign stocks.

Tiff Macklem: The Bank of Canada remains firmly committed to keeping inflation under control

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The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa.

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Canadian inflation slows but still tops Bank of Canada's target

And the drop in June may only be momentary relief

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'We're in trouble:' Ag expert warns there's no adapting if this summer's 'heat dome' becomes the norm

Episode 112 of Down to Business podcast

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New rules boost financial protection for seniors, but getting them to opt in can be a delicate process

CSA introduces trusted contacts, temporary holds on transactions for seniors and investors with diminished mental capacity

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Don't let the two-dose summer fool you — there is a long battle ahead against COVID-19

Kevin Carmichael: We can't ignore the reality that COVID has refused to let go of some of its victims and there will be no excuses for failing to address it

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U.S. inflation just topped 5 per cent. Is Canadian inflation next?

Prices have steadily climbed since the start of the year and the Bank of Canada won't be changing its guidance just yet

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To quit or not to quit: The financial considerations of leaving your job

Before seeking greener pastures elsewhere, consider these financial impacts

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6 days ago Personal Finance
B.C. couple want to leave a $2-million legacy to their daughter, but they need to get retirement finances sorted first

Their portfolio of many investment funds and real estate adds complexity and management risk to their expectations

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July 22, 2021 Family Finance
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Can a wedding be written off as a business expense on your taxes?

Jamie Golombek: Whether or not you invite business associates, the courts still have to agree on the evidence

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July 22, 2021 Taxes
Tiff Macklem breaks 'groupthink' inertia with appointment of Sharon Kozicki as Bank of Canada deputy governor

Kevin Carmichael: Macklem finds a way to avoid indignity of leading only major central bank where policy set by all-male committee

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July 21, 2021 Economy
Housing, alcohol and weed: Canadians' pandemic spending habits are changing how inflation is measured

Overhaul could bolster confidence in a number some say has little relationship with everyday life

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July 21, 2021 Economy

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Tiff Macklem's dashboard: Charting economy's exit from pandemic puzzle

Governor Tiff Macklem has said that the path of interest rates will be determined by an array of indicators. We’ve done our best to reverse engineer what Macklem’s dashboard looks like by turning clues about the data the central bank cares about into charts, and then updating them when new numbers arrive.

July 21, 2021 Economy
'We fought the pandemic in the most costly way': The huge economic and social toll from governments' failure to prepare

Episode 111 of Down to Business podcast

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July 21, 2021 Retail & Marketing
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Postmortem: Macklem's new dashboard — These are the indicators the Bank of Canada is watching

Financial Post columnist Kevin Carmichael, editor of the FP Economy newsletter, unpacks the week in economics

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July 19, 2021 Economy
How boomer parents can decide if they should help their children with a million-dollar mortgage

The key to getting it right is two-fold: proper planning and honest, upfront conversations between you and your children

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July 16, 2021 Retirement
FP Answers: Can I retire at age 63? And when should I convert my RRSP to a RRIF?

If Paolo withdraws cash too early, he could run out of money

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Husband lost job, wife eager to retire: How this one-income couple can say goodbye to the grind

Their problem is not adequacy of retirement resources. Rather, it is bridging the time to when their pension benefits begin

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July 15, 2021 Family Finance
Flipping houses? Be careful if you're claiming principal residence exemptions

Jamie Golombek: This recent case involved a Vancouver taxpayer who purchased, demolished, constructed and then sold three homes in a six-year period

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July 15, 2021 Taxes
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Bank of Canada willing to let inflation run hot on road to 'complete' recovery

Kevin Carmichael: Policy-makers argue they're taking a calculated risk — and one worth taking

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July 14, 2021 Economy
Bank of Canada faces inflation dilemma

Manulife's Frances Donald speaks about what to expect from inflation going forward

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July 14, 2021 Economy
Bank of Canada maintains interest rate: Read the official statement

Holds rate at 0.25 per cent

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July 14, 2021 Economy