CPP, EI and any other taxes is still there. But income tax specifically is removed.
Do prices just move up proportionally? Or does purchasing power improve? Do we just shift the conversation to complaining about what’s still taxing us?
I was told I’d need to wear invisalign 2 years. I had braces before if it matters.
I’m going into week 5 now (fifth tray) and I don’t see any visible changes. I’m not upset, just excited to fix my teeth and curious when I’ll start seeing a difference!
To preface I acknowledge I’m in a lucky minority. Just trying to speak on housing problems from a different angle.
I’m 28M with 550k invested. I can afford some homes in my city but honestly what I can afford is not worth the price. I don’t know if prices will go up or down but I’m certain I’d feel like I’m getting ripped off buying at current prices.
I’m not really in a rush as I have no partner or dependents so I’m just keeping my money in equities. Anyone else like this out there? How are you navigating?
Keyword here is liquid! Not interested in hearing about home ownership equity.
As a 28M I’m doing ok myself at 120k salary and 550k invested, but I don’t feel any where near that “I could lose my job and not care” mood. I still grind at work and kiss butts trying to move up / make more.