Blog Archives
MTC 11 May 2012
Posted by BHD
Good morning! Summer is here – at least for a few days! This edition of the newsletter covers book value vs. market value, the Filberg Festival and tax refunds, among other things! Click here to read it. I hope you have a great weekend in the summer sunshine.
Cheers,
Ben
MTC 13 Apr 2012
Posted by BHD
Hi everyone,
Hope you are enjoying the spring weather, although we could do with a little more warmth! Please click here for the latest edition of the newsletter. Go Canucks!!
Have a great weekend,
Ben
MTC 16 Mar 12
Posted by BHD
Good morning! Social media is the rage these days; from Facebook to Twitter, Linked-In to Google Plus society is becoming more ‘connected’ than ever. But are we really? It seems to me that while many of these sites are useful and may have a place in the technological world in which we live, I don’t know if we are necessarily more connected.
That said, I’d like your feedback please. The poll question below relates to Facebook, the most prominent social media site of the current age. We’ll use your feedback to determine how we proceed with some of our social media plans. Please click your answer on the poll and then you can check view results to compare your answer with others.
For the latest edition of the newsletter, please click here.
Thanks and have a great weekend!
BHD
MTC 10 Feb 12
Posted by BHD
Six weeks into the year; hopefully spring is just around the corner. Please click here to read the latest edition of my newsletter. There are a few interesting pieces, discussing the pending BC budget and the TFSA. Your comments are welcome!
Cheers,
Ben
MTC 27 Jan 12
Posted by BHD
Good morning! This edition of my newsletter contains an interesting chart from the National Post on the topic of mortality in Canada – you may need to use the ‘zoom’ feature on your browser as some of the text is minute. Death is probably not the topic you want to digest on your Friday but as Horace said, “Pale Death beats equally at the poor man’s gate and at the palaces of kings.” Please click here to view the newsletter and have a great weekend!
Cheers,
Ben
