Neil Hamilton at Verico One Link Mortgage
100 - 99 Scurfield Blvd R3Y 1Y1 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Benjamin Tal - He is always worth listening to.

Manitoba will eliminate it 7% retail sales tax (RST) on certain residential and commercial property insurance contracts, effective July 1, 2020. This new exemption will only apply to new or renewed insurance contracts that come into effect after June 20, 2020. This was recently announced as part of the Province's Covid-19 relief plan. Please take a look at: https://www.gov.mb.ca//ta/pubs/bulletins/noticerst2004.pdf

They say a change is as good as a rest, however I'll suggest when it comes to the Bank of Canada's overnight rate, no change is more desirable. At least for today.

This a good read. I can't say I fully understand Tom Kmiec's comment that it is a "deal" for the big banks. I have emailed him and asked him to clarify. When I hear back I'll let you know. But I do agree with all the other comments. And the Liberal comment, "We are going to address it" but we don't know how really doesn't sit well with me. This has to be the bet article I have seen on the B20 and Canada's housing affordability crisis in a while. Check it out.

Budgeting - is it a dirty word? Not at all...it is all pure sense. Give this a read to save money while shopping. "Don't grocery shop hungry".....I always laugh at that one.

"Culex Tarsalis" - Gawd, only in Manitoba do we know what that means. And now apparently they sneak up on us and we don't even know they are biting!

iPhone security? Wow - give this a read if you have an iPhone, or Android.....or ANYTHING for that matter.