Posts Tagged ‘savings accounts’
A strategic withdrawal CONSUMER
January 31st, 2010
Since that time we sing the virtues of savings, Canadians seem to have collectively decided to take action. Then in 2007 they spared only 2.5% of their disposable income, they save twice today. And it will continue to increase. The savings rate hit 7% of disposable income at the end of 2009, according to forecasts of service Desjardins Economic Studies. (more...)
Tags: Bank of Canada, budget deficits, Canadian economy, consumer, economic recovery, Finance Minister, recession, savings accounts, stock market, tax cuts
Savings Accounts
January 11th, 2010
The financial sector represents one of the most extensively in relation to economic activity, this is largely due to the large number of concepts and terms that facilitate the participation of people in this market, with the idea of being able to offer the option to use and enjoy different types of services related to money, is for the expenditure, investment or simply handling, which will bring different benefits, so between all these concepts in the financial field, include savings accounts, which thanks to its excellent conditions is a benefit for people who access this great service. (more...)
Tags: economic activity, Personal Finance, savings accounts, this market