With the new deflationary environment we now find ourselves in, recently confirmed in late January with the drop in the Bank of Canada’s overnight rate (along with the potential of a further cut in mid-April), banks are now scrambling to find creative ways to goose a little more margin out of trapped and indebted Canadian consumers…
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Consumer Debt Levels – Moar! Moar! Moar!
No, the above is not a typo. According to urbandictionary.com “moar” is a combination of more and roar. We thought it to be the best fitting headline when it comes to addressing the Canadian consumer’s apparently insatiable appetite for debt. Debt is technically a noun, but to simple laymen like us here at Case,…
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