Monthly Archives: February 2019

Financial strain driving independence impulses worldwide

Debt was a cohesive force in the early years of the European common currency union, as have-less countries saw their standards of living rise. In truth, this was being purchased with unsustainable levels of borrowed money, however, so that same … Continue reading

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Container-free shampoo

When consumers refuse to buy products in plastic containers we drive the change needed. Alternatives are available when we look for them. This plastic-free shampoo is like a Tide pod for your hair pic.twitter.com/Rp6WHfh9rr — INSIDER (@thisisinsider) February 4, 2019

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Canadian mortgage growth slowing: good for households, bad for banks

Good news, Canadian mortgage growth is finally coming off the frenzied boil of recent years. As shown below, according to the Bank of Canada, Canadian residential mortgage growth rose 3.1% year over year in December to $1.55 trillion, the slowest … Continue reading

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