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[smarthopeton]

This is what's missing from the new national, we need to engage in these sort of information forum that's gonna benefit people in all faucets of life..please bring back..

[dasalekhya]

The *"traditional"* Canadian dream [_6 bedroom house, two car garage, 1 SUV + 1 boat, cottage by the lake, weekly fancy dining, Europe travel after retirement_] --- *is frikin unsustainable*

NO one talks about addressing *lifestyle* issues of Canadians !! you don't need that 7th margherita-making machine *_aaaargh!!_*

[aforeffort]

Teach our government! We are over $600, 000, 000, 000.00 in debt!

[CBCTheNational]

How well do you understand your money and what happens to it? 

[loktom]

Just look at the our elected Governments all in red inks for our nation. Great show of financial leadership for our nation.

[JK-ydro]

Schools should just have financial classes every year from 5th grade on pretty simple

[rider]

Most investors think MacD is a burger and RSI is a car. LOL! Buy low sell high you only lose when you sell in a drop. Market has become an online gambling hobby, dude almost hit the Bank of Canada act cash thing.