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I was approached by a client the other day with a question I couldn’t immediately answer. He has a small construction business and was looking for a partner so he could win bigger contracts, and he wondered how he should go about doing that. I had to tell him I couldn’t give him advice on [...]
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Small Business Structure- the Canadian Way
Posted by ifydcat on March 17th, 2010
Canadian credit cards
Posted by ifydcat on March 17th, 2010
Debt Management Programmes
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They catch themselves simply unable to hoard all their current financial obligations relevant to the current economic depression. And while there are a plethora of options available to gorge their situation, wise is the consumer who carefully weighs [...]
Mortgage Refinancing – Lending a Hand to Canadian Economy
Posted by ifydcat on March 13th, 2010
Property and home realty has been an excellent investment in the majority parts of Canada in the last few decades. Home valuations are continuously moving up and have broken all records and are attaining new heights in a lot of regions of the country. That’s excellent for Canada’s 7.5 million home owners, who are benefiting [...]
Credit Scores and Their Effect on Canadian Mortgage Rates
Posted by ifydcat on March 12th, 2010
Ask any Canadian who has gone through the home buying process what score is more important – last night’s NHL results or their Beacon Score – and they’ll most likely respond, “the Beacon Score of course!”. The reason being that a Beacon Score is one of the credit scores that lender’s use to measure a [...]
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No Comments »The Canadian Federal Immigrant Investor Program
Posted by ifydcat on March 12th, 2010
All countries these days will be looking to their respective governments to inject money into crucial business sectors. Canada is no different in attempting to stimulate its economy via government spending; naturally the government will be looking for low-cost capital to fund things like infrastructure projects. This is where Canadian immigration can provide a source [...]