by harmerwealth | Apr 15, 2025 | Debt, Economy, Financial Planning, Interest Rates
Canada just got some good news on the cost of living front: our inflation rate for March fell to 2.3%. This was a surprise to many experts, and it’s the lowest it’s been in quite a while. But what does that really mean for you and your family? In this post, we’ll...
by harmerwealth | Apr 5, 2025 | Financial Planning, Investing, Investment Income, Retirement, Uncategorized
If recent headlines about U.S. tariffs, trade tensions, and economic uncertainty have made you nervous about your finances, you’re certainly not alone. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just someone concerned about protecting your hard-earned savings,...
by harmerwealth | Apr 4, 2025 | Economy, Financial Planning, Investing, Real Estate, Retirement
Feeling nervous about the economy, your job, rising prices, or retirement savings? You’re not alone. Market downturns can be scary, especially when the headlines feel overwhelming. At Harmer Wealth Management, we understand these concerns deeply. This post...
by harmerwealth | Mar 4, 2025 | Economy, Financial Planning, First-Time Home Buyer, Interest Rates, Investing, Investment Income, Mortgages, Real Estate, Retirement
We understand that the recent fear and volatility caused by Trump’s latest antics—particularly his tariffs on Canada—have left many of you feeling uneasy. If history has taught us anything, however, it’s that we’ve seen this before. This is Trump 2.0—a bad movie we’re...
by harmerwealth | Feb 7, 2025 | Economy, Financial Planning
Canada’s unemployment rate just fell to 6.6%, and while that might seem like just another statistic, it actually has a real impact on your finances, whether you’re a homeowner, potential buyer, investor, or simply managing your monthly...
by harmerwealth | Feb 3, 2025 | Financial Planning, Investing
It’s understandable that the news about Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian goods have some feeling nervous about their investments and the economy in general. When you hear about these kinds of geopolitical shifts, it’s easy to imagine a market meltdown. But, let’s...
