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Interest rate anchor

The Canadian economy isn’t living up to expectations forcing policy makers to leave rates unchanged.

By Stefania Moretti | Online only, 4/12/12

Tags: income trusts, interest rates, retirement

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  • The Bank of Canada left interest rates unchanged at 1% on Tuesday and reminded Canadians it still believes the cost of borrowing will go up at some point in the future.
  • Working Canadians, regardless of  educational pedigree, are delaying retirement by at least two years on average, according to a new report by Statistics Canada.
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