Thomas Moxam CFP CIM - Financial Advisor

Time dulls the pain, but the heartache persists.

While it has been 20 years, the love and memories never fade.

Winter Musings, What a Wonderful World" is finally here.
A quick 10 minute read as we reminisce with Louis Armstrong and discuss the economy, markets and the future.

What a Wonderful World “What A Wonderful World” makes me tear up when I hear it. It was written by George Weiss specifically for Louis Armstrong.

Here Comes the Sun
George Harrison was the inspiration for this falls edition of Musings.

Here Comes the Sun. In April 1969, feeling overwhelmed with the drudgery of the business the Beatles had become, George Harrison spent time with his friend, Eric Clapton. As a long dreary winter was giving way to the early signs of spring, he sat in Eric’s garden, enjoying the welcomed turn of seasons, the seeds of ....

The global economy is projected to contract by 3% in 2020, followed by 5.8% growth in 2021. This animated map shows the IMF's country-level economic forecast.

Animated Map: An Economic Forecast for the COVID-19 Recovery The global economy is projected to contract by 3% in 2020, followed by 5.8% growth in 2021. This animated map shows a country-level economic forecast.

A well thought out piece by asset manager Pyrford International.
Despite the recent stock market run up, there are reasons for concern.
Good reasons to have a thought out, integrated wealth management plan that provides Clarity & Certainty

The enemy of a major economic slump is debt | BMO Global Asset Management Sorry, this world is closed for business.

The 800 lb gorilla in the room, governments flooding the market with liquidity and debt.
There will be ramifications: Stagflation maybe one of them.

Hedgeye Risk Management | Massive Stimulus May Boost Inflation The Wrong Way: Stagflation When governments try to artificially boost debt and demand in a supply shock, the risk is to create a massive deflationary spiral driven by debt saturation that

CBC's 22 Minutes tske on how we are dealing with CV-19.
Oh Canada.

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An ode to Canadians’ COVID-19 creativity: Mark Critch Mark Critch of CBC’s 22 Minutes gives us his take on how Canadians are finding creative ways to connect while staying apart during the COVID-19 pandemic. Wel...

Money for nothing?
Mortgage deferral programs will mean
Higher interest, payments, credit scores.
Questions on managing your wealth,
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Consumers could face hit to credit scores, jump in payments from mortgage deferrals | CBC News Details of RBC's mortgage deferral program, obtained by CBC News, reveal the option will available to all mortgage holders but in a way that will add to customers' debt load and appears to ensure the bank will not lose money in the short term, and possibly even come out ahead.