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Especially those that satisfy a political agenda. We know the industries and individuals most impacted by pandemic related decisions – that’s where our tax dollars should go.
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Millions of workers are going to have their pension benefits cut in the next 5 years – and record low interest rates make it worse.
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Nasty, irrational and unprincipled just about sums it up – and none of that will save us from what’s coming next financially – in fact on MoneyTalks we’re already making money because of it.
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Is Alberta’s $24.2 Billion Deficit Enough to Get Your Attention
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 28 August 2020 6:45
That’s on top of Ontario’s $38 billion and BC’s $12.5 billion and the Feds $380 billion deficit – or are the numbers so big you just tune out?
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