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In this episode, Neil analyzes the financial challenges Canadians are facing in 2024 driven by restrictive government policies. Neil presents the numbers on rising consumer debt, increased mortgage pressures, and skyrocketing credit card delinquencies from Q2 2023 to Q2 2024, revealing a significant 4.2% surge in debt levels, with credit cards being the leading contributor.
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Equifax Article: https://www.consumer.equifax.ca/about-equifax/press-releases/-/intlpress/economic-pressures-could-impact-credit-performance-of-consumers-especially-young-adults/
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In this episode, Neil discusses the growing issue of economic instability within the Canadian middle class. Nearly 4000 Canadians per month are going bankrupt and Neil addresses how has inflation, housing affordability, and government policies impacted the ability of this group to thrive.
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In this episode, Neil dives into one of the most pressing issues impacting Canada's economy today: the relationship between rising immigration numbers, the country's undersupplied real estate market, and the strain on citizens' purchasing power.
With Canada's immigration policies welcoming record numbers of newcomers, Neil explores how this surge is affecting housing availability, affordability, and the overall economic landscape. As more people enter the country, real estate supply struggles to keep up, pushing prices higher and creating challenges for Canadians trying to secure homes.
Neil also touches on the broader economic implications of this rapid population growth, analyzing how immigration is reshaping the workforce, consumption patterns, and the average Canadian's cost of living. While the long-term effects of these policies are still unknown, the daily impact is already being felt by many Canadians, particularly when it comes to affording a home and maintaining purchasing power.
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In this episode Neil discusses his area if expertise, private lending in real estate. Private Mortgages can be a confusing topic and you will learn who are the people that need a private mortgage, who are the lenders, and why they choose this investment over others.
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In this episode, Neil and his guest, Shane Unruh from XS Asset Management dive deep into the strategies and mindset needed to build a $70 million real estate portfolio from scratch. In this episode you will learn the key factors that drive growth in this market, and how you can replicate these strategies in your own investments.
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Neil D'Souza:
Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/neilmortgages
Email: [email protected]
Shane Unruh: xsassetmanagement.com
In this episode, we dive deep into the potential changes coming to Canadian tax laws regarding primary residences. Could your home become subject to new taxes? Join us as we unpack the implications, explore the political landscape, and discuss how this could affect homeowners across Canada.
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In this episode Neil discusses the Canadian financial landscape. As Canadian investors seek new opportunities and higher returns, an increasing amount of capital is flowing out of the country. What drives this exodus of investment funds, and what does it mean for the Canadian economy?
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The podcast currently has 197 episodes available.
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