Demand for Canadian commodities looks set to rise, economics will ensure that Canadian oil will find its way to more markets, with or without Washington’s approval of Keystone XL.
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Ultimately, over time, something which is real will always be recognized by the masses as superior to something created for superficial purposes — particularly during times of crisis.
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In today’s global economic climate, it can be difficult for people to buy a house while struggling with annual bills. But the U.K. government has a number of schemes available to first time buyers and existing homeowners such as Help To Buy, NewBuy and Right to Buy. Offering Government loans and easy ways to get 95% mortgages, these schemes have all been designed to help people own their own homes quickly and easily.
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Whether it is fishing, sailing, cruising or just floating along on rivers, lakes, bays and even the ocean, people love being on the water. But owning your own boat or yacht can be expensive. The old joke goes that a boat is just a hole in the water to throw money into. In addition to maintenance,
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Times are tough. And it will come as no surprise, that we are in a period of profound economic instability. Even for the more wealthy and affluent among us, the financial problems of today can be disconcerting. So when it comes to attaining significant financial goals – buying a home, owning a car or educating your
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The investment world can seem like the same old game with the same old rules, but it’s always changing and if you don’t adapt, you won’t win the investing game.
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I do not believe that government intervention solves problems. Usually it just adds complexity, inefficiency, bureaucracy and increases costs. But today John Mauldin looks at the effects of Obamacare and the broken medical system that is the current state of affairs in the United States. ~Tim McMahon, editor. By John Mauldin  There is no doubt
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In the U.K. the opposition party appoints a person to “shadow” the person in office thus learning the job and able to speak intelligently about alternative policies. Following the speeches of Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls and Party Leader Ed Miliband, we now know more about how Labour plans to treat business. So if the Labour party wins the 2015 general election, would they help U.K. business or hinder it?
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History is littered with financial failures. Every century has had its successes and financial blunders. As new ideas and technologies take hold, they push out the old. This is known as “creative destruction” and has been the engine of progress for thousands of years. Companies that once revolutionized and dominated new industries – for example,
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Since the advent of Obamacare there has been a great debate about U.S. vs. U.K. healthcare. Today we will look at how they compare. A large number of people in the US and UK have some form of health insurance. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 64.2% of Americans
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