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Grocery stores and pharmacies have remained open. So have Walmart and Costco without significant spread of COVID while many small retailers are forced out of business.
At least if you’re counting on getting retirement payouts from your pension, including the Canada Pension Plan. It’s amazing to see how many groups and politicians are working against your pension.
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There is No Free Lunch
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 30 December 2020 5:31
There are 4 main ways to handle the massive government debt. They’re rejecting cutting programs and not focusing on economic growth so that leaves taxes and inflation – good luck.