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Canadian Credit Trends: A closer take a look at rising debt, decreasing delinquencies, and the monetary pressures on newbies and young customers.
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US inflation will go higher when the tariffs kick in. 25% extra on Canadian oil, Mexican fruit and veggies…and maple syrup! The good stuff, from Quebec.
25 percent tarrif is a bluff, big bad wolf syndrome
What a great mindset on the subject! its good to have this kind of knowledge! thanks you Marc!
Thanks! Cheers, my friend.
9.4% credit card debt makes me think it’s time to buy VISA or MC…that is not a good sign.
Not so much the big interest rates on credit cards, but with inflation the $$$$ going to credit cards companies will rise “naturally”. Visa has been one of winning stocks, gone up about fourfold in four years.
XMAS: lets all just be with each other and pass on the spending (well, except the kids…maybe).
Awesome, Robert. Thanks.
Correct me if I’m wrong but the issues is that our governments are not lowering/capping the things that we need them to – Electricity, Natural Gas, Insurance Premiums. Those have been the biggest budget killers for many people I know.
For Christmas, we are pulling back on adult gifts this season. Feeling good about it.
Good points. Funny, we basically wiped out adult gifts many, many years ago, and our lives haven’t suffered. I love the Christmas season, mostly because of family gatherings, but I could skip all of the commercialism, that’s for sure.
Well done Marc, you are a good speaker. Since your first videos and now, there is a big improvement ; its clear, interesting, short and sweet. Keep the good work
Thank you very much… it’s been a journey. 😆
Great video!
Thanks!
I believe it will be a huge mistake for the BOC to cut rates in December, they need to hold the line ,it already started going up in October. Postal workers were offer 11.8% over 4 years , with job and define benefit pension guaranteed from a company that is basically bankrupt
Something else: Donald Trump is essentially a protectionist. Protectionism is basically inflationary.
Thanks Marc! What do you think of the possibility of stagflation in Canada’s future?
for us and US imo very likely
I’ve been looking at that recently, and don’t see a high probability today, but won’t rule it out.
We have kicked the can down the road long enough. Trust me folks u do not want lower interest rates or we won’t be able to afford milk and eggs
Overnight rates are very low based on a long-term average. They may need to increase if inflation ramps back up.
Media and cnbc talkin heads and stock pimps dont talk really about this much..these are factual concerns
Where do you think fixed mortgage rates are going in the next couple of months? Are the latest minor increases just a blip or do you think fixed rates will start increasing?
They are not raising rates man
2:20 0.7% increase in disposable personal income when true inflation is 14-25%
Thank you, Marc.
Always my pleasure! Thank you.