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Mike still waiting for someone in Ottawa to take the massive debt build up seriously. Kent Chauvin has written a book about his 48 years as a stockbroker. He’ll share the big lessons he’s learned that can make us and save us money. Plus an all star shocking stat and goofy award.
Same people who didn’t predict the 2008 credit crisis, the collapse of the overnight lending markets in Sept, 2019 and the financial fall-out from the pandemic are pretending that’s the last of the disruptions.
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Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 5 December 2020 11:29
There’s something very wrong when the reaction to the massive federal deficit would be the same whether it was $250 billion, 382 billion or $550 billion. To say we are not serious about the financial danger is an understatement.