Tariffs don't have to derail your project. We spoke to the The New York Times about how to make informed decisions before you buy. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eBy9g6-U
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Hard truth: Tariffs aren’t going away anytime soon. With the latest updates, here’s my real takeaway: 1) Policy moves slow 2) The impact hits gradually -- higher costs, tighter margins, slower product cycles 3) We don’t control policy. We control preparation. In my view, the businesses who will win don’t hope for relief. They build models that work with the constraints, not against them.
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Trump’s proposal to use tariff revenues for $2,000 direct payments to Americans raises questions about short-term relief versus long-term cost. While immediate cash might ease financial stress, tariffs often lead to higher prices and reduced competitiveness—leaving consumers and businesses footing the bill. The real challenge: balancing political appeal with economic sustainability. #Economics #Policy #BusinessImpact https://lnkd.in/eSseepat
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Unlocked | Budget’s ‘Buy-Canadian’ push signals ‘clear commitment’ in procurement policy direction, but could also complicate the system, say observers The policy shift will 'provide significant opportunities for Canadian businesses and help to limit the economic harm from United States’ tariffs,' says the Institute for Research on Public Policy's Rachel Samson. https://buff.ly/YCCti9c
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In her latest “Carol’s Corner” column, Greenspoon Marder partner Carol Sigmond explores how tariffs, material costs and regulatory shifts are reshaping real‑estate and condo‑co‑op building strategies. Read the full article: https://ow.ly/BM1750XgiJL
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Looking for the latest tariff updates? 💹 💱 We’ve compiled the proposed levies by country and industry in our latest blog. Keep track of the latest changes and how they could impact your business here 👉 : https://lnkd.in/evEXKubW
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Good morning to you from Washington DC. On this very brisk November morning, a sense of greater clarity is finally emerging – as the end of the government shutdown is in sight, Supreme Court decision on tariffs could be coming next month, and the data fog is lifting, likely prompting another rate cut in December. At Partners Group, we believe, all of this should support consumer sentiment and market sentiment into year-end.
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Tariffs have been in the news this week – but how much money are they actually bringing in? Our tracker can show you where the money comes from and the impact it's having on the federal budget. Learn more about the numbers behind the headlines: https://ow.ly/VIKg50XoBTA
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The Monetary Policy Report has our latest analysis of the #economy. 📺 Watch this video for key trends. 🔗 Read the report for more insights and our analysis on the potential impacts of US tariffs: https://bit.ly/4nvuec6 #cdnecon
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Attorneys disclosed CBP's request for “corporate return information” tied to tariffs. A federal court requires 24-hour notification if ICE asks for taxpayer data. via Matt Bracken https://lnkd.in/eZz8JSdq
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📈 Tariffs: Short-Term Fix or Long-Term Risk? Explore the complex relationship between tariffs and the economy in our latest episode featuring Jeff Perry and I. In this episode of Something More, we unpack how tariffs may offer short-term relief but often fall short of addressing deeper issues like rising budget deficits. Understanding these dynamics is key to making informed decisions about our financial future. 🎥 Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eZkrEvne #SomethingMorePodcast #EconomicInsights #TariffsExplained #FinancialStrategy #BudgetDeficit #ClientEducation #WealthPlanning #AdvisorPerspective #LinkedInLearning #MarketTrends
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