Have you noticed when any party puts forward a plan to reduce taxes the analysis always talks about the cost. And that’s BS. The unequivocal fact is tax reductions don’t cost people money – they save them money.

The standard response from Canada’s progressive elites to Brexit is a smug “we all know it’s a bad idea” but what we really know is that they don’t have a clue about what’s going on in Europe. What’s worse they want to bring the same failed policies here.

BC Speculation tax has contributed to a loss of equity for every homeowner in Greater Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna as well as a major drop in government real estate tax related revenue.

The Wall Street Journal has called him the highest paid financial advisor in the world. Martin Armstrong’s model predicted Brexit, Trump’s win, the high for the Dow last October and told his subscribers to buy at THE low on December 26th and so much more. Tomorrow on Moneytalks – he tells you what’s next.

In case you missed it – the law was changed last year to allow Canadians who haven’t lived in or paid taxes in Canada for decades to vote in the federal election despite the fact none of the political decisions impact them.