OH NO!!!!! Canada isn’t paying $1 billion dollars to join the Board of Peace.

I came across this article. Instantly frustrated how certain actors in traditional finance prey on people. It is promoting keeping a mortgage into retirement so someone can invest and make money on the spread. This is just a bad idea. Retirees should not take large amounts of debt to make a small return. The risks are too great and options to recover could be limiting. Imagine someone dies with a mortgage. The estate would have to break the mortgage and potentially break investments to pay for it. Fees, fees, fees….

He Retired at 63 Debt-Free With $1.5 Million. The Math Told a Different Story

I’ve watched over the past few years how US policy has ravaged Canada’s auto sector. We realigned our factories for EVs that were abandoned. Tariffs and related uncertainty made it difficult to operate factories and plan for the future.100% tariffs were put on Chinese EVs to maintain solidarity with the US. This has forced Canada to begin aligning with China in the auto sector. We lowered our tariff on their EVs by 93.9% for the first 49,000 imported annually. That is 25% of the Canadian EV market. This might not seem like big news, but it is a foot in the door of the North American market. If they are as good as what is being reported then they will outcompete Teslas and the Canadian auto sector will align with China. Bad news for the US who have been trying to keep them out of the market.